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Old 7-21-03, 7:56   #1 (permalink)
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J-Spec Dizzy

Are the J-Spec's prone to the dizzy fault becuase the Coil is a seperate unit??? Just wondering cause I could see it being a pain to try and get hold of a replacement one as they are different to the UK setup.

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No idea on J-Specs..... would imagine no problems, as I haven't heard of any...

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Ok then. Im going to run the J-Spec dizzy and coil and hope i dont have any problems.

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Old 7-21-03, 11:36   #4 (permalink)
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I have had my J spec from 40,000 km and it is now 240,000kms with no dizzy probs.
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Cool sounds like its more reliable than the uk model then.

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Probably built with their climate in mind... freezing cold in winter, scorching hot in summer..

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p.s. you may like to know, nearly all imports (any make) should have A/C or Climate control.. ( usually climate control) due to their climate.

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