It should be the same as on my 91 grand prix se, i had to remove the upper motor mounts from the radiator support, then remove the electronic fans. once you do this you can access the coil packs, they each have 2 5.5mm bolts holding them in, there is a total of 3 coil packs on top of the ignition module. once you remove the 6 bolts, the ignition module comes off. there are 2 connectors plugged into it. once you carefully remove the plugs it comes right out. it took me about an hour.
ignition what? coil, swicth,module, lock cylinder? gm Jim
Behind the ENGINE
The ignition timing is controled by the PCM (computer), which is located below the master cylender inside the dash panel. There is no separate ignition module.
where is the ignition control module located on mercury marquis
Not sure what the symptoms are, but I am guessing you are referring to the anti-theft module. It is located in the ignition cylinder lock. It is common for this to go bad in the Grand Am and other GM products. Not sure what the symptoms are, but I am guessing you are referring to the anti-theft module. It is located in the ignition cylinder lock. It is common for this to go bad in the Grand Am and other GM products.
Replace the ignition control module
1983 doesnt have a crankshaft position sensor. you have an ignition module located on the side of the distributor.
First off, does it turn over (crank) and not start? If it does and the motor sounds like it should start and it doesn't then check and see if your car is equipped with an ignition module, which I'm pretty sure it does. If it has an ignition module, replace that and it should solve your problem. Ignition modules are inexpensive and easy to install.
It depends on the engine. If it is a 3.3 v6, you will locate it under the 3 ignition coils. Unbolt each coil, 2 screws per coil, and the unit will be free, other than the primary wiring harness. The primary wiring harness is connected by a bolt, through the connector and into the module.
Sounds like a 2.3 quad 4 motor. There is a "panel" on the top of the motor, called a housing cover. It has the ignition module and ignition coils under it. Below them are boots (replace them) and the plugs.
Under the dash attached to the steering column.
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