Ignition pickup sensor - 91 Flhtc
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Lots of us have been there! The replacement looks similar yet different, because I suspect they have used a better potting compound which is more durable than the melting variety.
There is a good reason for replacing your entire ignition system with the Dynatek 2000i. The stock ignition module uses advance curves designed to meet EPA regulations, not optimum ones. If you swap over to a Dynatek you should enjoy improved performance and general ride quality, while replacing your old pickup.
There is a good reason for replacing your entire ignition system with the Dynatek 2000i. The stock ignition module uses advance curves designed to meet EPA regulations, not optimum ones. If you swap over to a Dynatek you should enjoy improved performance and general ride quality, while replacing your old pickup.
#24
This would be a better choice IMO.
https://www.amazon.com/Dynatek-2000i...=dynatek+2000i
https://www.amazon.com/Dynatek-2000i...=dynatek+2000i
Per-Øivind
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The Ultima is a Chinese knock off of the Dynatek and is*supposed to be a good unit but I buy American where I can.
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This would be a better choice IMO.
https://www.amazon.com/Dynatek-2000i...=dynatek+2000i
https://www.amazon.com/Dynatek-2000i...=dynatek+2000i
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#28
Lots of us have been there! The replacement looks similar yet different, because I suspect they have used a better potting compound which is more durable than the melting variety.
There is a good reason for replacing your entire ignition system with the Dynatek 2000i. The stock ignition module uses advance curves designed to meet EPA regulations, not optimum ones. If you swap over to a Dynatek you should enjoy improved performance and general ride quality, while replacing your old pickup.
There is a good reason for replacing your entire ignition system with the Dynatek 2000i. The stock ignition module uses advance curves designed to meet EPA regulations, not optimum ones. If you swap over to a Dynatek you should enjoy improved performance and general ride quality, while replacing your old pickup.
I have the Dyna ignition modul, but have too get that checked out if It's broken, and makes the problem l have.
#29
A friend bought the Ultima couple years ago and did what it supposed to do. Easy install and a cheap solution.
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