Subject	They are connected to a coil pack
Posted by	SactoTodd on September 06, 2006 at 3:09 PM
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In Reply To	Then what are the spark plugs connected to? Besides posted by Amnes on September 06, 2006 at 03:06 PM
Message	Each spark plug has it's own personal coil. Sometimes it's called "Coil on plug". There are no spark plug wires. There is no distribuor (or dizzy as some call it). ummmmm..can we just post about cars? (n/m) - College Boy 08:55:03 04/28/05
Follow Ups	Request for some pics>> distributor cap, and brake... - Amnes 14:54:13 09/06/06 Crap i lost the green n. Now I should be all smart about z's - Amnes 15:01:15 09/06/06 Re: Crap i lost the green n. Now I should be all smart about z's - rave 19:34:03 09/06/06 Here's a pic of the cap - SactoTodd 15:04:18 09/06/06 Then what are the spark plugs connected to? Besides - Amnes 15:06:35 09/06/06 They are connected to a coil pack - SactoTodd 15:09:45 09/06/06 That's news to me, I've *never* heard of "dizzy." - Kenny 15:13:14 09/06/06 Dizzy is a fairly common term, try the following search - Adam (NoVA) 19:13:53 09/06/06 So where does the coil get voltage from? (n/m) - Amnes 15:19:32 09/06/06 The EFI harness. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:25:18 09/06/06 Each coil gets *low voltage* - Technomancer 15:31:03 09/06/06 Ha - ben7021 15:30:31 09/06/06 heya buddy ya got a RED X there :oP - rave 19:35:19 09/06/06 Good luck finding a distrubotor cap. We have direct - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:07:53 09/06/06 So that's why the search didn't give me an anwser. - Amnes 15:13:17 09/06/06 the PTU tells each coil pack when to fire, it's located - CRAZZEPETE. 15:24:17 09/06/06 Man this question turned out as a big subject. - Amnes 15:41:18 09/06/06
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