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Old 02-02-2014, 11:10 AM
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I am cleaning up my engine bay after deleting the charcoal canister. Can someone please tell me what this is used for and if it can be removed as well.

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Idk... mine says Mitsubishi.... so, obviously it shouldnt be there anyways.... i vote remove it.... haha jk
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Igniter for your coils. You decide whether it should stay or not.
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I believe that is the igniter for the ignition... So no you can not remove it
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Originally Posted by BTMiata
I believe that is the igniter for the ignition... So no you can not remove it

I will be running LS2 Truck coils which I believe have built in igniters. Do I still need this with the LS2 coils then?

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No, you'll use the wiring for it for the ls2 coils though.

A lot of people melt out burnt out igniters and solder to the leads inside, then pour in resin as a filler. You then have a plug in play harness for your coils.
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