99 igniition coils fit in a 98 I30?
#1
99 igniition coils fit in a 98 I30?
So my friend has extended warrenty on his 98 I30. I myself have a 99 i30 limited, and have that problem of a bad ignition coil. Is it worth a $100 deductable to get it fixed, in addition to the fun for my friend for getting a loaner car? Or should I find the bad one and buy another online? another question, will my 99 ignition coil fit on a 98 i30?
#3
well, i found one here: http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...e=14&model=I30 . oem part...any thoughts?
#5
Originally Posted by Pizatt
you can find new coils less than $100.
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Originally Posted by thephatOne
the dealer installs it too correct? i would rather spend 100 bucks and not worry about it, and drive a loaner car
you would be crazy to pay to have them put in. There could not be an easier thing to do on our cars.
#8
Originally Posted by thephatOne
the dealer installs it too correct? i would rather spend 100 bucks and not worry about it, and drive a loaner car
#9
guess i'll do this on my own then, you guys have any links as to how to test it with an ohm meter? there was another post that talked a little about it, but that wasn't too clear. i'm not too mechanically adept, so i kind of need a step by step kinda thing...thanks guys.
#10
Alright, so I found out that an ignition coil in the rear is bad. I first exchanged the 3 front ones with my friend's I30...nothing happened. I then changed 2 of the rear's, since the third one is kind of hard to take out (some wiring blocking the way). Now I know for sure that 1 of the 2 rears are bad, because my car has been running great with my friend's coils, and he now has that shaking problem my car had.
SO, the most important question I hope you guys can answer, is which coil do I buy? I'm not sure if the rear ignition coil is "left" or "right", or if it's "Mitsubishi" or "Hanshin". Here's what I mean http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...e=14&model=I30 . So which one do I order? Thanks in advance.
SO, the most important question I hope you guys can answer, is which coil do I buy? I'm not sure if the rear ignition coil is "left" or "right", or if it's "Mitsubishi" or "Hanshin". Here's what I mean http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...e=14&model=I30 . So which one do I order? Thanks in advance.
#11
Originally Posted by lawrencel715
Alright, so I found out that an ignition coil in the rear is bad. I first exchanged the 3 front ones with my friend's I30...nothing happened. I then changed 2 of the rear's, since the third one is kind of hard to take out (some wiring blocking the way). Now I know for sure that 1 of the 2 rears are bad, because my car has been running great with my friend's coils, and he now has that shaking problem my car had.
SO, the most important question I hope you guys can answer, is which coil do I buy? I'm not sure if the rear ignition coil is "left" or "right", or if it's "Mitsubishi" or "Hanshin". Here's what I mean http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...e=14&model=I30 . So which one do I order? Thanks in advance.
SO, the most important question I hope you guys can answer, is which coil do I buy? I'm not sure if the rear ignition coil is "left" or "right", or if it's "Mitsubishi" or "Hanshin". Here's what I mean http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...e=14&model=I30 . So which one do I order? Thanks in advance.
#12
might i add that i now notice that with the bad ignition coil, my car loses noticeable power. i live up a hill, and when i'm in a stop sign, then accelerate, the car is now smooth with the good coils. i also notice better acceleration on freeways, and just an overall smoother ride. with the bad coils, i remember the car lagging. i should've done this long ago, when the problem started probably half a year ago. it's a lot more fun to drive now =).
#13
Originally Posted by lawrencel715
might i add that i now notice that with the bad ignition coil, my car loses noticeable power. i live up a hill, and when i'm in a stop sign, then accelerate, the car is now smooth with the good coils. i also notice better acceleration on freeways, and just an overall smoother ride. with the bad coils, i remember the car lagging. i should've done this long ago, when the problem started probably half a year ago. it's a lot more fun to drive now =).
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