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by Specky » Mon 13.09.2010, 18:31
In laymens terms:- a complete assembly consists of two coils and one base plate, I've only ever heard of one base plate giving up the ghost.
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by PECKHS » Tue 14.09.2010, 02:38
rip wrote:Yes. Like many others, I am using those.
Nitroman listed that part in his previous post

tks rip... now will have to find a reseller who is willing to send over to singapore .
and i still can't take my eyes off your avatar everytime i see it

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by prsloper » Fri 19.11.2010, 18:27
Just got my two new coils from:
http://www.ignitioncoils.com/TY2007.htm Total cost including postage $41 to the Uk only had to wait 7 day for them to come from the USA. Both have been fitted today and my elan is starting and running better.
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by ronjr » Sun 07.08.2011, 21:32
Ignition Car Parts Ltd of Basildon
I phoned them and they said send the dual coils on their plate to us and we will test them FOC. They phoned me back the day after I sent them to say they were knackered.
Cost of each new coil £30 plus sending £7 plus overall VAT = grand total £80.
They were fitted within half an hour of arrival, tested on an extensive run and passed with flying colours.
car M100 LJR posted 7th August 2011
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