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Nissan4Eva
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Picked up the L20b Today and noticed it has an electronic dizzy.

Do these use an external ignition box or is it built into the distributor????

Posted on: 2005/7/3 1:17
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i think they are external.... but dont quote me on that... thinking of sigma

Posted on: 2005/7/3 10:07
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all the controls are inside the distributor,all you need is a coil to suit that distributor.a standard
coil MAY work.i've seen it happen both ways, where one electronic dizzy would work with just a stock coil,then another wouldn't. plus,you dont need the resistor,so it can be bypassed.

Posted on: 2005/7/4 4:37
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If you are using the original coil, then keeping the ballast resistor is a good idea. As it maintains correct voltage to the coil. Otherwise install a 12 volt coil.

Posted on: 2005/7/4 4:57
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will a Aftermarket Nology coil work???

Posted on: 2005/7/4 13:26
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