E350 ignition coils
I have a fairly new-to-me 1998 Coachman motorhome on a 1997 E350 chassis. At the time I purchased it this past July, it was not running well (check engine light on) and had two bad coils, which were ...
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I've read before that as the spark plugs wear down and the gap gets bigger; it puts more load on the coils and that's what kills them.
How old are your plugs? What's the gap set too?
If you get new plugs; set the gap at the smallest spec so as they wear; they last longer then setting the gap closer to being out of spec.
Check on here for various brands and check prices on the coils that are out there: https://www.rockauto.com/
Also check Amazon and ebay for coil prices.
I'd personally put new plugs in and a fresh set of coils and keep the old coils as spares.
How old are your plugs? What's the gap set too?
If you get new plugs; set the gap at the smallest spec so as they wear; they last longer then setting the gap closer to being out of spec.
Check on here for various brands and check prices on the coils that are out there: https://www.rockauto.com/
Also check Amazon and ebay for coil prices.
I'd personally put new plugs in and a fresh set of coils and keep the old coils as spares.
