Could a bad ground cause dizzy problems? there are times my car runs fine and others where it just wont start, could a bad ground cause this? I already changed my coil thinking that could of been it.
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Originally posted by 92accord ex View Postare u getting any spark? check your fuel pump, do you hear it kicking on. could also be a main realy.
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Originally posted by CozmoCon View Posti swapped it in. is the ignitor different on the a4 to the a6Last edited by Leung; 05-23-2012, 12:25 PM.
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well i have found that the igniter for the A1 has the same part number as that of the A6's; 06302-PT2-000.
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In some other threads i have read that you can remove that and take it up to Autozone to have tested because they have a book that contains a bunch of values.
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Originally posted by CozmoCon View Posti swapped it in. is the ignitor different on the a4 to the a6
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Originally posted by Dr. Shuffles View PostWhat I do know is that 90-91 Accords had the ignition coil inside the distributor, while 92-93 had it on the outside. If your distributor seems to have a fifth spark plug wire, then you have the external one.
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