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i've got an r32 gtst started to miss fire last night 90% sure its a coil pack.

i was just wondering is there any way to test coil packs with a multi-meter or something?

other than trial and error?

any help would be greatly appreciated

cheers rob

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take em out, grab a multimeter, they got - and + terminals on em, put your multimeter on 20 ohms (or the 1 with 20 on it duno if its ohms or like milli-ohms) and test. Good packs should have 1.6-1.9 i hear, mine ranged from 1.3-1.8. Suggestion is to test em while warm to. Also take off the boots at the bottom and look for plastic cracking or wrecked terminal

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Ignitors are a common failure on 32 rb20 also. gives you same symptoms.

take em out, grab a multimeter, they got - and + terminals on em, put your multimeter on 20 ohms (or the 1 with 20 on it duno if its ohms or like milli-ohms) and test. Good packs should have 1.6-1.9 i hear, mine ranged from 1.3-1.8. Suggestion is to test em while warm to. Also take off the boots at the bottom and look for plastic cracking or wrecked terminal
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bezerk, u know how to test ignitor/s? I have absurdly crappy acceleration and im trying everything to fix it before i start spending money. Also where are they?

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