I think they all require thermal compound and when it isn’t used the module can get cooked from heat and then the truck will lose spark and stall at idle at operating temperature
Good info, the only exception is the socket to remove the module. It is necessary to purchase the ignition module extraction tool for the 1994 F150 $12.00 at Advance Auto
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No Thermal Compound? I know the distributor mounted version of this requires it so i'm curious why its not on this one.
Mine keeps burning up and my engine won’t start? Any tips or suggestions into checking why?
Is there a difference between the black module and the gray one?
I need to check my Ignition Control Module in my 2014 F150. Any suggestions where it's located. Under the hood or under steering wheel.
Hi. I got a 91 Ford f350 460 7.5 what does the ignition control module controls?
I think they all require thermal compound and when it isn’t used the module can get cooked from heat and then the truck will lose spark and stall at idle at operating temperature
It wouldn't have hurt it to put heat sink compound on it, it had some at factory but it dried.
Is this the same module that mounts to the distributor on the 86-91 models?
Good info, the only exception is the socket to remove the module. It is necessary to purchase the ignition module extraction tool for the 1994 F150 $12.00 at Advance Auto
dialectric grease is always a good thing.
You forgot the thermal paste