Sparktech none cdi evo 8 help

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Mar 27, 2019, 05:38 AM

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The part number for the exact coil Sparktech uses is 673-1306 or 90919-02265. Denso grinds off the 90919-02265 number and Toyota logo on the side above the Denso logo. You can also use a 90919-02240. I wouldn't trust any coils from a local parts store unless you could get an authentic Denso. I use these exact same coils on my ignition systems and they should last a lot longer than any other brand coil out there for this application. I have plenty of these brand new or refurbished coils in stock if you can't find one locally and I offer a 3 year warranty on mine. Let me know if I can help.

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The spark plug holes were full of water when I pulled the cop kit of. I assumed that's what fried my first 1

Are you using the rubber seals on the bottom of the mounting plate that should have come with the ignition system? That should prevent the water from collecting in your spark plug holes.

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Mar 27, 2019, 12:06 PM

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Are you using the rubber seals on the bottom of the mounting plate that should have come with the ignition system? That should prevent the water from collecting in your spark plug holes.

They are not on there.