Does anyone know its safe to run high voltage ignition coils on a hightmilage engine?
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Asked by Thorin Oct 03, 2015 at 09:23 AM about the 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT

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Bob answered 9 years ago

Factory is usually best. Some of the aftermarket high output stuff is junk.

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Thorin answered 9 years ago

Since mine are originals and they 184,000 miles on then they coulb starting to go out

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Thorin answered 9 years ago

The car sometime won't start for a while. It will start and fight to stay running then dies. Some days it does it more than other days

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munron answered 9 years ago

Check for trouble codes before you start randomly throwing parts at an old car hoping get lucky and make it run better.

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