Corolla ignition

How do i test the ignitor in a 1988 Toyota 4AF carbureted engine?

"TJ" <132@132.com> wrote in message news:op.s56g5hjy3p34t1@ws01...[color=blue]
> How do i test the ignitor in a 1988 Toyota 4AF carbureted engine?[/color]

Sorry, I forget the specific procedure, but you will need a multi-meter.
Best bet is to refer to a repair manual.
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Ray O
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I have a digital multimeter so if you know whatever resistances or
voltages needed to check it. Just wondering if you know are the igniters
in the 4AFE (fuel-injected engines) interchangeable with the 4AF
(carbureted) engines? I'm guessing probably not but don't know for sure.

Thanks
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> Sorry, I forget the specific procedure, but you will need a multi-meter.
> Best bet is to refer to a repair manual.[/color]

"TJ" <132@132.com> wrote in message news:op.s56u21za3p34t1@ws01...[color=blue]
>I have a digital multimeter so if you know whatever resistances or
>voltages needed to check it. Just wondering if you know are the igniters
>in the 4AFE (fuel-injected engines) interchangeable with the 4AF
>(carbureted) engines? I'm guessing probably not but don't know for sure.
>
> Thanks
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>> Sorry, I forget the specific procedure, but you will need a multi-meter.
>> Best bet is to refer to a repair manual.[/color]
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If you do not have access to a Chilton or factory repair manual, you can
check the readings on another igniter and compare. Even if the igniters are
not interchangeable, they resistances will be in the same range.
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Ray O
(correct punctuation to reply)

Thanks, i'll do that
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> If you do not have access to a Chilton or factory repair manual, you can
> check the readings on another igniter and compare. Even if the igniters
> are
> not interchangeable, they resistances will be in the same range.[/color]