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1985 Mazda GLC Ignition Coil, Ignition Control Module

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Ignition Coil, Ignition Control Module Installation and Repair Tips for 1985 Mazda GLC

  • Q:
    How to check ignition coil resistance on 1985 Mazda GLC?
    A:
    To check ignition coil resistance, run the engine to operating temperature, disconnect the high tension lead, and measure primary and secondary resistance with an ohmmeter; replace the coil if out of range. For various models and RX-7s, check specified terminals, insulation, wiring, and clean or replace coils and terminals.
  • Q:
    How to remove and install the Ignition Control Module on 1985 Mazda GLC?
    A:
    The igniter module is a spare part on the 929 and is located next to the ignition coil in the engine compartment. In order to eliminate the harness, unscrew the screws and unscrew the harness connector and then remove the igniter. Installation, screw the new igniter and re-connect the harness.
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