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texaslawdawg
Dodge Dakota
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11/09/2002
22:15:37
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If I change my stock coil on my 2002 R/T to MSD's direct replacement #8228, will it burn up my plugs and cap every 5,000 miles ?
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Pistolero
Dodge Dakota
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11/10/2002
02:19:45
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No, the coil is an OEM replacement. You only run the risk of burnt caps/rotors with the electronic ignition modules...
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MikeD
*R/T*
11/10/2002
13:44:23
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Plus you'd have to find some sort of an adapter for the connector...I've already bought it and tried to hook it up and the connectors are all wrong. That pin number is for like 91's-96's I believe. So as far as taking it outta the box and plugging it in, no it won't work.
~Mike~
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Pistolero
Dodge Dakota
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11/10/2002
16:47:11
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MikeD, thanks for clearing that up for us. I'd looked at this coil and thought about buying it for my 2002 Sport +, but hesitated because of the 91-96 model year listing, even though in the pic it looked just like my OEM coil...now I know!...P
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texaslawdawg
Dodge Dakota
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11/10/2002
22:27:36
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Anybody know where we can get a wiring harness adapter so it will fit ?
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Nathaniel
Dodge Dakota
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11/11/2002
13:18:23
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I also have made the same mistake! Summit told me that you did not need to have an addaptor. I have been thinking about two solutions:
(A) accel makes an addaptor for there replacement coil for dodge. I believe that this will convert the '96 down coil to the '97 up harness. any thoughts??
(B) go to the bone yard and find a '96 down Dodge and cut the wiring harness from it and splice it to my own '98 wiring.
What do you all think??
Thanks,
Nathaniel
'98 CC 5.2, flowmaster cat back, M1, PCM, cold air, relocated IAT, 30hp Sneaky pete.
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Pistolero
Dodge Dakota
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11/11/2002
15:24:40
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If Accel makes an adapter, I'd definitely go that route. Otherwise, it shouldn't be any big deal to cut a plug off of a junker and splice it onto your existing wiring, as long as you do it correctly and neatly. I'm just not sure that the potential advantages of a new OEM replacement coil would warrant going through the trouble of doing it.
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4wDakota
GenIII
11/11/2002
18:05:11
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You will need the Accel adapter used for the accel coil. The MSD uses the same type of plug. Check out speedtweaks.
It's $25.
98 CC 4x4, 5.2 Auto 3.55LSD
3" Body Lift, 1" Torsion Bar Lift, 33" BFG A/T KO's
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texaslawdawg
Dodge Dakota
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11/15/2002
15:21:04
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I just got an email from MSD that said they are now making a stock replacement coil for the 1997 and up Dodge trucks......MSD#8239
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4u2nv
Dodge Dakota
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11/15/2002
19:50:36
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i check at a local shop and they said that msd really wont help any because the stock is already pretty hot is he right?
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MOPARornoCAR
Dodge Dakota
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11/15/2002
23:09:20
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how hard is it too replace the coil on the 2001 5.9???????how is it done??????
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