How did you determine that it was the module that died? I'm trying to
determine that on mine and whether it's the module or the coil.
Cheers,
Bob
rhill wrote:
> The CEI Module on my '80 spit packed up a coupla weeks ago--not wanting
> to spend the $$ to replace it, I took it apart, and found that the unit
> consisted of a GM HEI module, a diode, and a capacitor. I replaced the
> module ($20), and it now works...The question is: Should I replace the
> Capacitor too? I assume that there might be some age related
> deterioration, but how would one know? And, what value would a cap for
> this unit be (there are no markings on it)....And, finally, whats a
> diode doing in here? Looks like it could be a zener....is it power
> regulation? Any thoughts/comments appreciated.
> Bob
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