RudeBoy wrote:
that all looks pretty normal, i would normally run more charge time for coil packs - 2.5ms
see : http://www.dicktator.co.za/ignitermodules.html
Where possible the ignition module should be mounted on a metal surface and in an air flow region to aid cooling. Do not mount the module directly on the engine or on the firewall near the exhaust !
CAUTION! The use of ignition coils above 1 ohm may cause miss firing, overheating or damage to the igniter or ignition coil and void any warranty claims
Ye I read all that, but didn't get chance yet to check the resistance since it been at da tuner. I should be getting my car back tomorrow or so then I am gonna check that all out one more time just to ensure everything is right, if I still can't get it reving, I'm just gonna bomb a new system.
Is there anything else you can think of ? Can the crank pickup have anything at all to do with the module over heating? I personaly don't think so but I'd rather ask....
From all the info I have checked I can only see two potential problems, Pickup vibration (maybee not close enough even 0.5 0.6 at the moment) or coil resistance, or even a combination. I been reading a big fuss about the coil issue online though.