Ignition Problem: Help with diagnosis please!

I haz timing light you can use

jason dont freak out.

big chance its the cap and rotor. thats it.
at most , the ICM or coil.

i bought OEM ICM and coil from a place here in syd called "meekong spares" - icm was $70 and the coil was about 50 i think. same as OEM. I didnt even need these in te end but its best to replace anyway.

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Originally Posted by ek4-guy

I haz timing light you can use

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cool man. will let you know if i need it. Thanks mate :thumbsup:

Darryl: I'm gonna need it man. I took my dizzy off today to get all the info i need so i can buy a new one. :thumbsup:

To let everyone know, i'm going to be getting the following dizzy:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-9...mZ120357979887

Brand new OE spec distributor from Distributor King. Comes with a more heat resistance ICM and includes all the parts for the dizzy. brand new, not reman.

I figured once i bought a new cap/rotor button/ICM i would have been around the same price as this new dizzy anyway. I plan on sticking with the b series family as well so this distributor should bolt on to the new engine and live a nice full life.

I know it sounds rash to just go out and buy a whole new distributor when i could just replace the broken parts, however, the cost difference wouldn't have been that much and i see it as long term preventative maintenance.

Thanks for all the help guys. Will write a DIY Install/Review of the product when i get it.

:thumbsup: to my ozhonda peeps for all the help

i respect your mentality - do it right the first time.

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Originally Posted by bennjamin

i respect your mentality - do it right the first time.

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thanks mate. :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by JasonGilholme

Darryl: I'm gonna need it man. I took my dizzy off today to get all the info i need so i can buy a new one. :thumbsup:

To let everyone know, i'm going to be getting the following dizzy:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-9...mZ120357979887

Brand new OE spec distributor from Distributor King. Comes with a more heat resistance ICM and includes all the parts for the dizzy. brand new, not reman.

I figured once i bought a new cap/rotor button/ICM i would have been around the same price as this new dizzy anyway. I plan on sticking with the b series family as well so this distributor should bolt on to the new engine and live a nice full life.

I know it sounds rash to just go out and buy a whole new distributor when i could just replace the broken parts, however, the cost difference wouldn't have been that much and i see it as long term preventative maintenance.

Thanks for all the help guys. Will write a DIY Install/Review of the product when i get it.

:thumbsup: to my ozhonda peeps for all the help

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cool man i'll get it ready for joo

good to see you went with Distrbutor King :thumbsup:

I got a slighty noisey dizzy bearing and after getting a quote on a new dizzy. Then asking can the bearing be replaced with OEM bearings and they can't

I decided to eventually get a Distributor King dizzy for the same price as having the bearings changed from non OEM bearings

:thumbsup:

If you wanna group buy we might be able to save on shipping.

PM me if your keen man.

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Originally Posted by JasonGilholme

:thumbsup:

If you wanna group buy we might be able to save on shipping.

PM me if your keen man.

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unfortunatly i'm tapped after buying more conversion parts

gota deposit 700+ in the morning for an order :(

no probs man. I know what thats like :thumbsup:

If theres anything usable from my dizzy that you're after just let me know and its yours man. Even if its just to get you by.

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Originally Posted by bennjamin

jason dont freak out.

big chance its the cap and rotor. thats it.
at most , the ICM or coil.

i bought OEM ICM and coil from a place here in syd called "meekong spares" - icm was $70 and the coil was about 50 i think. same as OEM. I didnt even need these in te end but its best to replace anyway.

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cool information, i'm going there soon to grab the above mentioned irems.

also if you notice your leads are slipping off or popping off slightly, wrap some cable ties around the plug on the dizzy to keep them in place (common with msd leads although should be fine with top gun leads)