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OBD1 Coil Pack = OBD2 ?
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A coil pack doesn’t give a shit about OBDII vs EEC-IV.
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Yes. I have used the coil packs from my OBDII Thunderbird on my EEC-IV Ranger.
I've put that as a sub-question but really wanted to make sureSponsored Ad
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