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Old 28 November 2004, 01:06 PM
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Hi, need to replace coil packs, well at least i think i do. my93 wrx comes on boost and when revs are around 4k - 5k seems to die/splutter. have few mods and run pfr7b plugs. theres no action on the knocklink except when spluttering happens, then we have the christmas tree effect. anyway, is a subaru dealer the only place to get these or are there any other alternatives?

i run a scoobyecu(15.5psi), decat exhaust, panel filter, uprated fuel pump and reg.

thanks for any help..
Old 28 November 2004, 07:18 PM
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just replaced mine mate on my 94wrx grade a breakers £35 or they r about £90 each brand new
Old 28 November 2004, 08:54 PM
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ray,

did u have similar problems as to what i have described?
Old 28 November 2004, 09:03 PM
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I had my coil packs replaced on my MY93 WRX, it would run fine one day then all of a sudden it would be like a tractor spluttering away, I had all 4 changed at once at Prosport and it's run fine ever since
Old 28 November 2004, 09:11 PM
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Remove the coilpacks, pull back the rubber sheath on the end of each coilpack and check to see if there are any hair-line cracks/fractures in the ceramic on the ends - If there are any they are likely to be causing a degradation of spark under boost conditions. Also with the coilpacks out check the plugs What gap you running?

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Old 28 November 2004, 09:35 PM
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gaps on plugs are 0.8

will check coil packs tomorrow before i order new ones.

what should the gap on the plugs be or are they right?

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Old 28 November 2004, 09:41 PM
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They are normally recommended to be 0.7mm on PFR7's

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Old 28 November 2004, 09:58 PM
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ya its sounds the same as you had but i have changed 2 of them cause only see 2 broken but now it flies through the gears but when i get to 100 in 5th at 5000 rpm it s hesertant and take sages to pick up

so i dont know whats wrong with it now

anyone know
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replaced coil packs with four new ones today and a new set of ngk pfr7b's gapped at 0.7 for good measure. everything now seems fine. thanks for all your help.
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Nice one happy driving
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