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R33 Coil pack Mixup - Can I Just change the Wiring loom

Robz

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Robz

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Hello everyone, i have jsut purchased a set of splitfire coils from Nengun in japan, and found out that they not the right ones for me late 95 R33 engine.

Aparently it uses series 2 components.

So therefore was wondering if i coudl maybe just change the wiring loom over to series 1 and still will work fine.

And if so where u recon would be able to get my hands on a loom ?

Thanks Heaps,

;)

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Robz

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Thanks Mr SLY, yer i was thinking it couldn't be done,

I try selling i spose,

If it was a company over here, they would happily replace with the right ones.

Just shits me !!!

Thanks dude

Lada

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s2 have an ignitor each of the actual coils.. s1 don't - so yeah, its not something that can be changed as its part of the design of the coil.

Finding a loom will cost you more than it's worth dude..

should be able to sell the old ones though for the price you bought them for.. and get the right ones.

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Skyrine-Dave

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Robz: I'd be interested in buying your splitfire coil packs :)

on a side note: How to can i put new wire into the igniter module plug??... 2 of the 6 wires going into the plug have pulled out and corroded!! :rofl:... how can i replace these?? can it be done easily???

Robz.. PM me if u wanna sell them and your price...

Cheers

Dave :cheers:

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SLYLNE Rising Star

SLYLNE

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sorry to bring up this old thread..,

i am about to get splitfire coil packs for the 33 gtst 1995. I have heard that the 1995, uses the same as coil packs as the series 2, can anyone verify this?

also does anyone have a pic of the 'ignitor' that is present on the series 1, if so please post because i cant seem to locate it, if i do have one.

and - does the series 1 and 2 coil packs look different to each other? if so, someone please post a pic of the series 1 & 2 coil packs.

if there isnt a difference, i guess the only way to tell is, whether i have an 'ignitor' or not.

any help will be great!!

cheers

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WogsRus

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the ignitor sits on top of the engine cover, it's about 6*10cm square black box.

Yeah 95 series have all Series2 running gear in a series 1 body. I have one, and yess you need the coils for a series 2, but look for the ignitor.

SLYLNE Rising Star

SLYLNE

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thanks for the info bud,

dont seem to see a black box on top of the engine cover.. I took out my coil pack cover though...i guess i must have the coils for the series 2.

so with getting splitfires, i get the series 2 coil packs and put them straight in?

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thanks for the info bud,

dont seem to see a black box on top of the engine cover.. I took out my coil pack cover though...i guess i must have the coils for the series 2.

so with getting splitfires, i get the series 2 coil packs and put them straight in?

Exactly.

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