
What Should An Mpi Ht Lead Resistance Be?
#1
Posted 02 July 2010 - 01:38 PM
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#2
Posted 02 July 2010 - 01:57 PM
#3
Posted 03 July 2010 - 06:35 AM
Thanks Ethel. I thought the resistive plugs had a greater resistance than thatThey sound ok to me, a resistor plug is about 1kohm. Any more than that has little benefit, but is till going to have much less effect than the plug gap itself. Higher resistances mean the spark will be a very tiny bit weaker but last a bit longer.

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#4
Posted 03 July 2010 - 07:51 AM
Just whizzed out to the garage to check on my MPI leads, here are the results from the Orkney Jury:
lead 1 - 5.33K
lead 2 - 3.86K
lead 3 - 3.93K
lead 4 - 5.86K
These are the original leads which came with the damaged '99 sportpack which I bought in 2000 with only 5000 miles and broke to shove in the Clubman estate. No other engine mods and completed the IMM 2010 trip without missing a beat, even in some very heavy rain on the Autobahns. Now approaching 9000 miles in total. Where next in this long running saga?
#5
Posted 03 July 2010 - 11:51 AM
Hi Minimowta, smee again,
Just whizzed out to the garage to check on my MPI leads, here are the results from the Orkney Jury:
lead 1 - 5.33K
lead 2 - 3.86K
lead 3 - 3.93K
lead 4 - 5.86K
These are the original leads which came with the damaged '99 sportpack which I bought in 2000 with only 5000 miles and broke to shove in the Clubman estate. No other engine mods and completed the IMM 2010 trip without missing a beat, even in some very heavy rain on the Autobahns. Now approaching 9000 miles in total. Where next in this long running saga?
Thanks orcadian.
Looks like my leads are ok then. I took a couple of plus out and tested those one was 4.3kohm and the other was 4.1 - 'bout what I was expecting so all good there. Where next............ not sure now, garage checked the lambda sensor on Thursday and that was OK.
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#6
Posted 03 July 2010 - 01:10 PM
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