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> coil off 2.0l 6 on a 2.4l, could this cause my problem?
PeeGreen 914
post May 2 2008, 04:16 PM
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For those of you that know this sort of thing.... I put the coil off my 2.0l 6 onto the 2.4l. I would think they are the same, but I am just checking with the pros as to if that could be causing my problems.

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post May 2 2008, 08:07 PM
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If I remember what Jon told me, his engine will not rev above 4k rpms. That would maybe be a points ignition mixed with a CD system. Or fried point (or weak points) or if it's set up right as a 3 pin CD system, still bad points, bad CD box or bad coil.

I didn't ask him if he simply took his ign system off his 2.0 as a whole and just swapped it over to the 2.4. If his 2.0 was early enough and parts have been mixed, say he is running pre 68' coil but doesn't have a condensor on his 2.4 dizzy, then that will explain a lot. If we get stuff figured out tomorrow, we'll post the results here.
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