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240 watt hot water heater element. Works great on 110V

Your inbox is full. Have to empty some out or go gold member

I will shoot one to you

I use Orange citrus from HD. I use mine alot and have to change it twice a year. Works well in my HF washer I made heated. Easy to get rid of also since it is water based.

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PM Me have them done or if not in a core to rebuild.

Now? Crapshoot. FBO has one that is made mostly with components made in USA. Good one but not cheap. The HiRev 7500 was a decent one from my testing. Think they stopped making them. Find the older pre 1995 stuff if you can. I really like the Petronix 510 set up just like MSD, but reliable...

Doing what I do I really have to be carefull of the parts I get in. Way to many fake Mopar stuff out there. Think the worst scam is the newer Mopar Electronic kits. Made by proform, but authorized as direct connection. Really crap and have a super fast curve on most of them.

There is a ton of it out there now. https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/ams/how-to-tell-nos-parts-from-nors-at-a-fast-look.399/

What post louder!

I think there was one at Chrysler Carlisle this year we heard it and thought it was a tornado warning!:lol:

That ohm ballast is Race only. It will fry the ecu which is a knockoff if you did not know hence the word "replaces" on the label. Common. Prob Mopar Authorized which means they bought the right to slap Mopar on it! Coil is high also.

a 15 factory slot will only give you 30 crank degrees maximum, the plate will not add to that just limit it.

Only one I am aware of that needs a adapter is MSD.

Hate to say this sounds like it died.

OK the coil should have a primary resistance of 1.5 ohms for a mopar standard ecu. Not a big fan of the new Mancini boxes they are Chinese knockoffs painted orange and have a fake transistor. They have a pretty good fail rate also...

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