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I always remember them as T for trigger and F for feedback. Thanks for the video! James Danner had one like this years ago on a Sienna. Should still be up on his channel if he still has his YouTube
Good info that IGF is supposed to be 5v. I wish service info would explain those details, it would cut down on a lot of time wasted doing our research and investigation. Also you would think that in the flow chart for that DTC, it would be outlined what the voltage levels should be measured at.
ngk is the best brand there is in terms of plugs, pretty sure coils too but i guess this is an exception
good video
Thanks OZ, i have this kind of similar issue before on a 2007 camry, the IGF wire cuted, to be honest it was very difficult because i didn't have a scope
Very nice to watch this informative video
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Current wavefrom from the ignition coil fuse would show all those together at just one shot. BTW, aftermarket coils could even damage the ECU if at all. Cheers, good one.
I'm sure the battery was ruled out? OEM coils and not from Amazon.
NGK is normally good parts so I think in this case it might be a "one off" type of thing. When new parts are bad, it really throws the diagnosis off. Nice job in finding it!
He probably bought them from Amazon
I have a lot of respect for the NGK brand….is there a knockoff brand, I should be aware of?
Each time I see these car flippers use after market parts it makes me cringe. I asked one and they said they research and only use quality after market parts from Amazon. – is that even a thing? It’s pretty much been hammered into me that OEM for vital electronics stuff. After markets for other stuff is okay.
Aftermarket electronics don't have what the OEM has in theirs.
Ivan made a comment one time regarding OEM electronic parts that they are designed to work with their vehicles.
Aftermarket parts say on their labels, "Made to work with all vehicles." Really? Are they sure?
Their electronic parts are "NOT TUNED" to a particular OEM, but rather to all vehicles in general. But that's where they fail to keep up with OEM electrical/electronic parts.
Awsome video. Whats the odds of the bad coil being on the front bank. Your luck is better than mine lol.
Buy Denso coils…they dependable and good as OE replacement…i just put NGK…AND DENSO on my son Hyundai…he was impressed on how much better and gas mileage increased..
Always use OEM coil packs- Denso. Aftermarket is junk- PERIOD!
did the guy say anything about puting new packs on?
Another good one Oz. Take care.
Great video