nathan5346
Well-Known Member
2 posts and gone again?????
Thats a lie... she loves the light on, come and get ya kids back ffs
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:hysterically_laughioh and pandy, can you press alt + f4 on yer keyboard?
The coil packs each have two wires connecting to the main plug am i right in thinking these two wires provide a 12v supply when the ignition is on? Does the ecu controll the power to the coil packs? if so would all coil packs be controlled by the same thing or would it be 1 for each coil pack?.. hope that makes sense cos i dont know what im on about![]()
Don't quote me on this, but as i understand it. The coils are charged to around 400volts by a capacitor this induces a current in the secondary windings of around 40K volts the ECU switches off the capacitor to fire a cylinder and the induced voltage is discharged down the plug lead. Exactly the same as the old points opening and discharging the induced voltage on and old coil system except that the ECU replaces the points as a switch. Because of the capacitor charging the coils a much higher voltage is avilable for spark. 25,000 volts old system 40,000 volts CDi system. The only reason anythig burns out is heat so that would suggest to me that the primary voltage is too high. How i don't know but that's my bit done.
No but its the thought that countsdid i help, then again prolly not!!!