Are the ca18det and sr20det igniters the same?
I know the plugs are different, but are we dealing with the same dwell times in this case?
Greg
ca18det igniter
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Re: ca18det igniter (ks13)
not sure but i do know the Q45 one is the same and can be had dirt cheap
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Re: ca18det igniter (ks13)
go to a u-pull-it junk yard and look for a 90-93 q45 and take it off and put it in your tool box, then grab a relay and pay $5 bucks for it and you have a new ignitor for $5
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Re: ca18det igniter
Ok so VQ ignitors can be used on both sr20det and ca18det.
That means a ca18 ignitor with the proper plugs will work on an sr20.
thats my take on it anyways.
That means a ca18 ignitor with the proper plugs will work on an sr20.
thats my take on it anyways.