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If the igniter is not bolted down to the engine then you do need the earth wire. If it is bolted down, the earth wire is unnecessary, as the heatsink/body is also earth.

When I took my coil cover off, I made a right angle bracket out of a piece of 1" angle iron to stand the ignitor straight up to improve cooling and provide a solid mount.

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i drove the car on wednesday let it warm up gave it a quik wrap around the block to show a mate the back home now wont start i think either the plugs might be fould up or somthing with the igniter module

im going to change the plugs and earth the igniter module and recheck all the coils

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its still getting painted atm with the earth wire from the igniter module does it have to be earthed with the module or just the wire on its own

because i drove the car without the earth connected and i havent touched anything and know it just wont start

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