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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Iuka, Mississippi 38852
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I replaced my coils with MSD`S last year due to no spark on #3 cylinder only. A month later i was pulling the plenum again. I`ll never pull it again without cleaning the contacts inside the starter solenoid.
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Location: South Dakota/California
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![]() Starter Rebuild ......and I might add........Never pull the Plenum without blocking TB Coolant at the Injector Housing ![]() To accomplish that without removing the Injector Housings would require the removal of the Injector Housing Coolant Manifolds (use heat on those stubborn Coolant Manifold Bolts heating the Coolant Manifolds/Injector Housing in the area of each bolt). The Coolant Manifolds are removed to make sure you keep out aluminum shavings that may drop into each Injector Housing Coolant Port during installing of the TB Coolant Port threaded 1/8 inch pipe plug. Injector Housing TB Coolant Blocking
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Location: Squires (near Ava MO in the Mark Twain N'tl Forest) - Missouri
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OK, so I checked resistance of wire pairs, no differences there, all around 20k Ohms. Tested spark on #6 and #1, no spark on 6, spark on 1- but it might be weak. I'm not quite sure. The engine didn't seem to run too much worse without #1 firing.
Good points about blocking the coolant. I'm still trying to decide on that and porting. I don't want to get to far along a path if coils and wires aren't my problem. My parts came in from Jerry's Gaskets today, so I'm starting the teardown. |
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![]() It is just easier to stuff a paper towel in the injector housing which collects all aluminum from drilling and tapping for 1/8 NPT aluminum allen head Pipe plug. Those coolant manifold bolts being stuck in manifolds along shank and in injectore housing threads is an issue with many LT5s as you know. So what a better time to install new coolant manifold gaskets and SS Allen Head bolts in coolant Manifolds when you remove Plenum.
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Well, I've got it off. Have a few broken vacuum lines: the connectors on both the driver and passenger side plenum, and the coiled one that goes to the front underside of the plenum. Does anyone have any idea where I can get these?
The old wires all seem to read about 5k ohms, whereas the new ones are all between .4 and .9 k ohms. The old coils are about 7.5k ohms and the new are about 5.2k ohms. Nothing really points to #6 being any different than the other cylinders. |
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