SimonLM
Member
I recently read an article regarding coil packs on Nissan Skylines, although they dont suffer as frequent failiers they have come up with an potential work-around to extend the life of the coil packs.
Now we all know the problems we have and I have experianced several failiers myself, most of which I think are due to damp getting into them and the fact that they sit at the hottest point, the top of the engine. What I disscovered was a remote coil pack system which mounts away from the engine and is built into an enclouser. They are charging £145 for this little gem including the 6 HT leads, cable and a universal mounting bracket.
Ive looked at adapting the existing packs and think it should be possible with not to much trouble, all we need is a company prepared to take on the task or maybe the Skyline one may work on the Vee.
Now we all know the problems we have and I have experianced several failiers myself, most of which I think are due to damp getting into them and the fact that they sit at the hottest point, the top of the engine. What I disscovered was a remote coil pack system which mounts away from the engine and is built into an enclouser. They are charging £145 for this little gem including the 6 HT leads, cable and a universal mounting bracket.
Ive looked at adapting the existing packs and think it should be possible with not to much trouble, all we need is a company prepared to take on the task or maybe the Skyline one may work on the Vee.