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I am expierencing spark breakdown beginning @ 5500 rpm under full throttle. Car has new MSD Opti, MSD coil and MSD digital-6+. Also new plug wire and plugs. Has anyone had problems with ignition module and would the symptoms be similar to what I am having?
I am expierencing spark breakdown beginning @ 5500 rpm under full throttle. Car has new MSD Opti, MSD coil and MSD digital-6+. Also new plug wire and plugs. Has anyone had problems with ignition module and would the symptoms be similar to what I am having?
Is it spaced away from the heads? The trick is a few washers, just to get airflow behind it. It could be heating up and causing the problem. If it's not been replaced, it wouldn't hurt to get a new one. If you haven't done one before, for the love of the F-Body God, use that white (or clear sometimes) thermal past in the plastic tube between it and the heatsink. It helps spread out the heat instead of centralize it. And "the more the merrier" doesn't apply here, you don't need much since the are bolted together. It'll just squeeze out all over the place.
Computers use them for CPUs, on their big heatsinks and our rule of thumb is "Paper Thin". Since that actually is pretty thing, even I would dab a bit more on then that
(Since this is electrical related, I tend to dumb it down a bit, please don't take offense if you already knew it. I just don't want someone overheating their new module.)
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