LSX truck coils
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From: East Meadow NY
St. Jude Donor '12
Chaase
Ive been working on C5 LS1/LS6 engines for a LONG time and I have never seen coils all go bad. The either work or fail. I never seen one fail in person but, I have seen post where someone had ONE fail and had to be replaced. I know of several people that have over 200,000 miles on there LS1 and the coils work fine.
BC
Ive been working on C5 LS1/LS6 engines for a LONG time and I have never seen coils all go bad. The either work or fail. I never seen one fail in person but, I have seen post where someone had ONE fail and had to be replaced. I know of several people that have over 200,000 miles on there LS1 and the coils work fine.
BC
The posts I have read related to a bad coil....have been aftermarket....
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Taxman has shown he is incapable of finding anything nonfactual in any of my posts. He has had numerous invitations to do so. If there were any inaccuracies in my posts, I have complete confidence that he would have pointed it out. He hasn't. He has failed every time to "come up with the goods", or give any technical reasoning to back up his statements.
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Facts are not things to be "agreed or disagreed" upon. That's for opinions.
Taxman has shown he is incapable of finding anything nonfactual in any of my posts. He has had numerous invitations to do so. If there were any inaccuracies in my posts, I have complete confidence that he would have pointed it out. He hasn't. He has failed every time to "come up with the goods", or give any technical reasoning to back up his statements.
Taxman has shown he is incapable of finding anything nonfactual in any of my posts. He has had numerous invitations to do so. If there were any inaccuracies in my posts, I have complete confidence that he would have pointed it out. He hasn't. He has failed every time to "come up with the goods", or give any technical reasoning to back up his statements.
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From: I tend to be leery of any guy who doesn't own a chainsaw or a handgun.
Amazing. I was concerned earlier that reading comprehension was not a necessary skill to graduate from your alma mater, and I keep getting more evidence that my fears were correct.
Initially I was just enjoying a simple technical discussion on this thread, but you kept challenging my knowledge or expertise, and then changing the subject when I inquired about your technical depth. I have made five or six challenges to you to review my posts, and find anything erroneous. You have failed every time. Admit it, if there was even one mistake in my posts you'd jump on it. And you haven't. What does that say?
Tell you what. Get your engine guy to read my posts. And no, not responding to your interpretation of technical matters, but reading the actual posts. If your engine guy is technically sharp, he'll find my posts are factually correct.
I look forward to conversing with your engine builder.
