Aftermarket Ignition Coil?
10-26-2006 | 04:19 PM
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Re: Aftermarket Ignition Coil?
bug67ph@gmail.com wrote:
> Any thoughts on replacement ignition coils (non-honda)?
>
> Salesman here says that there's not much of a difference, because it's
> "just a coil" of wire. Any truth to this?
>
> TIA
>
It isn't "just a wire". In fact, even a wire isn't just a wire.
Insulation, metallurgy and care of assembly all matter.
I would be comfortable with a well respected aftermarket brand name like
Denso, but wouldn't use just any old white box mystery part.
John
> Any thoughts on replacement ignition coils (non-honda)?
>
> Salesman here says that there's not much of a difference, because it's
> "just a coil" of wire. Any truth to this?
>
> TIA
>
It isn't "just a wire". In fact, even a wire isn't just a wire.
Insulation, metallurgy and care of assembly all matter.
I would be comfortable with a well respected aftermarket brand name like
Denso, but wouldn't use just any old white box mystery part.
John
10-26-2006 | 04:19 PM
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Re: Aftermarket Ignition Coil?
bug67ph@gmail.com wrote:
> Any thoughts on replacement ignition coils (non-honda)?
>
> Salesman here says that there's not much of a difference, because it's
> "just a coil" of wire. Any truth to this?
>
> TIA
>
It isn't "just a wire". In fact, even a wire isn't just a wire.
Insulation, metallurgy and care of assembly all matter.
I would be comfortable with a well respected aftermarket brand name like
Denso, but wouldn't use just any old white box mystery part.
John
> Any thoughts on replacement ignition coils (non-honda)?
>
> Salesman here says that there's not much of a difference, because it's
> "just a coil" of wire. Any truth to this?
>
> TIA
>
It isn't "just a wire". In fact, even a wire isn't just a wire.
Insulation, metallurgy and care of assembly all matter.
I would be comfortable with a well respected aftermarket brand name like
Denso, but wouldn't use just any old white box mystery part.
John
10-26-2006 | 04:19 PM
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Re: Aftermarket Ignition Coil?
bug67ph@gmail.com wrote:
> Any thoughts on replacement ignition coils (non-honda)?
>
> Salesman here says that there's not much of a difference, because it's
> "just a coil" of wire. Any truth to this?
>
> TIA
>
It isn't "just a wire". In fact, even a wire isn't just a wire.
Insulation, metallurgy and care of assembly all matter.
I would be comfortable with a well respected aftermarket brand name like
Denso, but wouldn't use just any old white box mystery part.
John
> Any thoughts on replacement ignition coils (non-honda)?
>
> Salesman here says that there's not much of a difference, because it's
> "just a coil" of wire. Any truth to this?
>
> TIA
>
It isn't "just a wire". In fact, even a wire isn't just a wire.
Insulation, metallurgy and care of assembly all matter.
I would be comfortable with a well respected aftermarket brand name like
Denso, but wouldn't use just any old white box mystery part.
John
10-26-2006 | 04:19 PM
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Re: Aftermarket Ignition Coil?
bug67ph@gmail.com wrote:
> Any thoughts on replacement ignition coils (non-honda)?
>
> Salesman here says that there's not much of a difference, because it's
> "just a coil" of wire. Any truth to this?
>
> TIA
>
It isn't "just a wire". In fact, even a wire isn't just a wire.
Insulation, metallurgy and care of assembly all matter.
I would be comfortable with a well respected aftermarket brand name like
Denso, but wouldn't use just any old white box mystery part.
John
> Any thoughts on replacement ignition coils (non-honda)?
>
> Salesman here says that there's not much of a difference, because it's
> "just a coil" of wire. Any truth to this?
>
> TIA
>
It isn't "just a wire". In fact, even a wire isn't just a wire.
Insulation, metallurgy and care of assembly all matter.
I would be comfortable with a well respected aftermarket brand name like
Denso, but wouldn't use just any old white box mystery part.
John
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