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ix9 Grand Master

ix9

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Okay, look at the picture below and help me out. What is missing in place of the empty spots on my engine. If it is missing, what else should be installed to do the job this item did ? Is it serious ?

Skyzer had a hunch it was something to control the sparks. Some of you may have read another one of my threads about a bubbling noise when on boost, some said this was misfiring, now I'm no expert but misfiring is related to SPARKS...

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Any help would be appreciated.

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Jay95R33 Grand Master

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Mine is the same and it's a 95 model too.

I think there was a change over in the 95's where they were different (slightly) to the 93 and 94's, and not excatly the same as the series 2's either.

The 95's must have been the morph of the 94 to the 96's !!!

J

RadiuM Experienced

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saw a R33 today under the engine bay and its the same as yours. My R32 has another small box which plugs into those 4 screw holes in your graphical circle. It's wired up inline with that unit you have there also and the coils, i ran a switch across the earth wire as a DIY immobiliser for a few weeks, hehe

dodgy brotheeeeers

Shaun

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Originally posted by skyzerr33

ywlgtr

your right but in the series 2's the ingnightert box is under the cover (thats why theres lump in the cover on them) not on top like the series one. and kyms is a series one.

Nope - the ignitor on the series 2's is built into each coil.

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