Capacitor wiring for coil on plugs...
Hey guys I was wondering what the best way to wire the capacitors for my coil on plug set up, I bought two 10,000 uf 25v caps and from what I understand you install one in the 12+ going to the coils and one in the ground going to the coils. My question is should I wire them in parallel or should I cut the 12+ and G and solder them in so all the current travels through them?
Thanks for any help, and yes I did search. |
Imagine standing on railroad tracks.
pretend the rails are 12v and GND, and you are the 10,000uF cap. /thread? |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1196056)
Imagine standing on railroad tracks.
pretend the rails are 12v and GND, and you are the 10,000uF cap. /thread? 12v _________[cap positive terminal]_____[coil 12v] G __________[CAP neg terminal]________[coil ground] |
sorry if these are dumb questions but I am not great with electronics.
thanks for the help! |
From what I have read, the capacitors are still a debated necessity. I didn't use them. Yet.
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Originally Posted by ryansmoneypit
(Post 1197490)
From what I have read, the capacitors are still a debated necessity. I didn't use them. Yet.
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Is a Cap needed for all COP installs?
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Read the post above your's.
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