2005 DB9 ignition coil life span
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I looked up and when searched for DG 528 it fits certain Lincoln and jaguar models. Even DG 528 is not cheap.
I looked up on Autozone and it shows up with duralast ignition could C 1346 for $53 best part is there is life time warranty.
I will pull my coils and test it along with duralast and report back
I looked up on Autozone and it shows up with duralast ignition could C 1346 for $53 best part is there is life time warranty.
I will pull my coils and test it along with duralast and report back
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I looked up and when searched for DG 528 it fits certain Lincoln and jaguar models. Even DG 528 is not cheap.
I looked up on Autozone and it shows up with duralast ignition could C 1346 for $53 best part is there is life time warranty.
I will pull my coils and test it along with duralast and report back
I looked up on Autozone and it shows up with duralast ignition could C 1346 for $53 best part is there is life time warranty.
I will pull my coils and test it along with duralast and report back
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Did you even made coil pack?
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Here you go:
http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/lincoln,2002,ls,3.0l+v6,1387177,ignition,ignition+ coil,7060
http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/lincoln,2002,ls,3.0l+v6,1387177,ignition,ignition+ coil,7060
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It was like Pistonhead or AMOC.
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I have found some on Amazon
If you look up Suzuki 2001 vitara it shows up 3 pin coil which almost looks same. Autozone has some with life time warranty.
I am going to pull my coils this weekend and report my finding with side by side pictures and some testing
If you look up Suzuki 2001 vitara it shows up 3 pin coil which almost looks same. Autozone has some with life time warranty.
I am going to pull my coils this weekend and report my finding with side by side pictures and some testing
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During my research on finding a replacement coil for my DB9, I came across a thread on a Ford forum, where someone noted that the ford DG-517 coul had been superceded by the DG-528 coil. When I talked to an AM tech when I had the seat heater recall done, he mentioned that the DB9 coils had been updated. Funny thing is, tech told they had changed about the exact same time as the Ford thread said the change to DG-528 happened.
After researching some more, the 2 pin DG-528 is the AM coil, just with a different boot. I took a coil CARAIBAM provided (thanks again) and a Delphi DG-528 equivilent to a friends shop and had himn test both, the OHM'd the same and put out almost the same voltage (the one CARAIBAM provided was used). I am planning to replace mine once I get my car back from the body shop with the Delphi's.
After researching some more, the 2 pin DG-528 is the AM coil, just with a different boot. I took a coil CARAIBAM provided (thanks again) and a Delphi DG-528 equivilent to a friends shop and had himn test both, the OHM'd the same and put out almost the same voltage (the one CARAIBAM provided was used). I am planning to replace mine once I get my car back from the body shop with the Delphi's.
Even though I sold my Aston Martin DB9, I do miss the community here. Glad to see we are still helping each other out.
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Ignition coil.
During my research on finding a replacement coil for my DB9, I came across a thread on a Ford forum, where someone noted that the ford DG-517 coul had been superceded by the DG-528 coil. When I talked to an AM tech when I had the seat heater recall done, he mentioned that the DB9 coils had been updated. Funny thing is, tech told they had changed about the exact same time as the Ford thread said the change to DG-528 happened.
After researching some more, the 2 pin DG-528 is the AM coil, just with a different boot. I took a coil CARAIBAM provided (thanks again) and a Delphi DG-528 equivilent to a friends shop and had himn test both, the OHM'd the same and put out almost the same voltage (the one CARAIBAM provided was used). I am planning to replace mine once I get my car back from the body shop with the Delphi's.
After researching some more, the 2 pin DG-528 is the AM coil, just with a different boot. I took a coil CARAIBAM provided (thanks again) and a Delphi DG-528 equivilent to a friends shop and had himn test both, the OHM'd the same and put out almost the same voltage (the one CARAIBAM provided was used). I am planning to replace mine once I get my car back from the body shop with the Delphi's.
I would like to know what was the ohm resistance when they tested the coils. Was the max resistance 1.7 or higher
Let me know please
Many thanks
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@sliderule01 did you go with the OEM coils in the end, or did you find an aftermarket solution?
Did anyone have any luck with the 3 pin Suzuki Grand Vitara coils mentioned earlier in this thread? They look similar but not identical and it isn't clear if they are the same spec as the AM ones.
Did anyone have any luck with the 3 pin Suzuki Grand Vitara coils mentioned earlier in this thread? They look similar but not identical and it isn't clear if they are the same spec as the AM ones.
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I bought (or rather Steel Wings) went with the coils from Scuderia, along with all the assorted gaskets and stuff. Changed all 12. They appeared to be original. My 2007 DB9 Volante has 37K miles on it now.