Which coil packs to run on motor swap?
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I have a 99 Sierra 5.3 and will be swapping in a 2004 6.0 lq9 soon, and was wondering whether I should use the 99s coil packs (rounded off look) with approximately 200,000 on them or the 2004 coil packs (More squared off) with approximately 80,000 miles?
Is one better than the other? Does it matter the miles?
The 04 coil packs have not been tested to see if they work or not. None of them appear to be cracked externally though.
Any advice?
Is one better than the other? Does it matter the miles?
The 04 coil packs have not been tested to see if they work or not. None of them appear to be cracked externally though.
Any advice?
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I was thinking the same, thats probably what I will end up doing.
Is there anything I should be looking at externally on the coilpacks to determine if they were damaged?
Don't want to fire it up for the first time with coilpacks that may be messed up and it not run right or not be sure if its something else in the engine or the packs
Is there anything I should be looking at externally on the coilpacks to determine if they were damaged?
Don't want to fire it up for the first time with coilpacks that may be messed up and it not run right or not be sure if its something else in the engine or the packs
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