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Old 04-23-2015, 03:04 PM
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I HAVE A 84 928S AND HAVE TRACED A NON START PROBLEM TO A FAULTY IGNITION CONTROL MODULE (RIGHT SIDE FENDERWELL).
WHERE WOULD THE FORUM MEMBERS SUGGEST I OBTAIN ONE?
THANKS, I HAVENT BEEN ON IN A LONG WHILE,
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Opps, sorry about the CAPS.
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928 International has good used units with a warranty !! 714-632-9288 ask for Tom ..
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Originally Posted by James Bailey
928 International has good used units with a warranty !! 714-632-9288 ask for Tom ..
Definitely ask for Tom, especially if a guy named Mark answers.

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Originally Posted by Randy V
Definitely ask for Tom, especially if a guy named Mark answers.

Rumor has it that M guy is old and cranky plus he doesn't work much these days anyway
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There are some advantages to owning the joint.
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Originally Posted by Bjbpe
There are some advantages to owning the joint.
.....like being responsible for taking out the garbage, un-clogging the toilet and paying all the bills?
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
.....like being responsible for taking out the garbage, un-clogging the toilet and paying all the bills?
Did you set up a web cam when I wasn't looking?
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Did you set up a web cam when I wasn't looking?
I cannot believe you are wearing white pants before Memorial Day......
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
I cannot believe you are wearing white pants before Memorial Day......
I'm just glad I had pants on
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Originally Posted by WALTSTAR
I HAVE A 84 928S AND HAVE TRACED A NON START PROBLEM TO A FAULTY IGNITION CONTROL MODULE (RIGHT SIDE FENDERWELL).
WHERE WOULD THE FORUM MEMBERS SUGGEST I OBTAIN ONE?
THANKS, I HAVENT BEEN ON IN A LONG WHILE,
WALT.
WHY ARE YOU YELLING SO LOUD.......
THE REST OF US AREN'T "HARD OF READING" YOU KNOW...


Sorry, yes, I saw your second post, but I just couldn't help myself....

And, yes, Thank You Mark. For wearing pants of any colour.

Another attempt at humour....just one more service I offer.

And please god, could you people start using "U"s in the appropriate places....i.e. words like Colour and Humour??
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Don't forget to get heat paste. If you don't know what I'm referring to, search. Wyatt's Ride has experience with that module and dealing with it.
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Do you guys think on a 27 year old car that has never had the module off that the paste should be reapplied? I have had no issues yet but that paste can't possibly last that long. Every other bit on the car crumbles at this age when you look at it wrong.
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Originally Posted by SteveG
Don't forget to get heat paste. If you don't know what I'm referring to, search. Wyatt's Ride has experience with that module and dealing with it.
Originally Posted by Chalkboss
Do you guys think on a 27 year old car that has never had the module off that the paste should be reapplied? I have had no issues yet but that paste can't possibly last that long. Every other bit on the car crumbles at this age when you look at it wrong.
That would only apply if this was an 84 EuroS with EZK.

The rest of the 16V's have a different ignition module that is sealed, no maintenance or paste to worry about.




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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
That would only apply if this was an 84 EuroS with EZF.

The rest of the 16V's have a different ignition module that is sealed, no maintenance or paste to worry about.
Hacker, I fixed it for you. IIRC, the K denotes knock sensors, which the 84 EuroS does not have.


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