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j3studio A Question About Ignition Modules
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[1985, A4, very stock]

I'm thinking of replacing the ignition module on my 1985. I believe it is original and thus subject to multiple service bulletins, which I believ may be the cause of my remaining driveability issues.

Is there any return to going to one of the aftermarket ignition modules such as MSD or Accel or am I fine with the stock part on my stock engine?

Posted on: 2015/10/11 17:24
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Matatk Re: A Question About Ignition Modules
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My opinion is stay stock. I've heard of guys running through multiple aftermarket ICMs. Maybe they don't mate well with the stock system. Use heat sink paste when installing (not dielectric grease).
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joeld Re: A Question About Ignition Modules
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I agree 100% with Mat. Stock ignition system is more than any stock engine will ever need.

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BillH Re: A Question About Ignition Modules
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I agree with Matt and Joel.
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j3studio Re: A Question About Ignition Modules
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Thanks, all. This is what I  thought, but I wanted to check.

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j3studio Re: A Question About Ignition Modules
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A follow-up question: is there anything else I should replace while I'm in there?

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bogus Re: A Question About Ignition Modules
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Cap/Rotor/wires/coil?

I guess those depend on age.

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Matatk Re: A Question About Ignition Modules
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Are you doing a tune up or what?
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bogus wrote: Cap/Rotor/wires/coil? I guess those depend on age.


and maybe plugs too. Copper ones!
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