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    Senior Member Itchief's Avatar
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    Bad MSD pickup module and dumb luck

    It was 60 degrees here in Southern WV today so I just had to get the car out for a ride

    After about two hours I came back home and parked in front of the garage and came back out a few minutes later and the car wouldn’t start fuel but no spark changed the coil no luck Checked the resistance through the module and found a open circuit no change when then cranking the motor

    I have to count myself as lucky because it failed in the driveway

    I will order two pickups and keep one and some tools in the car in case it happens again

    Rick
    #8475 Complete Kit Delivered Nov 2014, started Nov 2015, Street Legal Apr 2016, Paint and Interior Completed Aug 2017, 390 BBF, March accessory kit, MSD Atomic EFI and Ready to run, TKO 500 with MidShift kit, hooker headers, 3 link, track lock with 3.55, sway bars, power steering, wipers, heater

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    That sucks, wonder what caused it ?

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    Senior Member Itchief's Avatar
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    I turned the key on to check some settings in the efi but didn’t start the motor that may have zapped the pickup module

    Live and learn I guess
    #8475 Complete Kit Delivered Nov 2014, started Nov 2015, Street Legal Apr 2016, Paint and Interior Completed Aug 2017, 390 BBF, March accessory kit, MSD Atomic EFI and Ready to run, TKO 500 with MidShift kit, hooker headers, 3 link, track lock with 3.55, sway bars, power steering, wipers, heater

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    That will fry it for sure. They have to discharge, that's the D part of CD ignition. Key on engine off causes the stored energy to cook the innards. Don't ask how I know.

    Frank
    Last edited by Frank Messina; 03-01-2018 at 03:27 PM.
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