Hey Guys,
My ignition module could be on its way out...would anybody know what transistor is used in the current setup? Need to find a suitable replacement.
cheers
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Re: VN V8 ignition module
They are a darlington transistor number MJ10012 from memory.
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Re: VN V8 ignition module
So old school 
Have a look at these Holden Commodore Ignition Module V8 5.0 RACING,EXCHANGE + 3YR WARRANTY
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I have taken it part to put in the New mj10012 and noticed there is a grey(looks like a resistor) spiral looking thing with r068 10%1 is that a resistor? I have De soldered it and cannot get a resistor reading. Cheers guys
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Re: VN V8 ignition module
That could well be part of the problem. Looks like it might be the feed to the base.
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Re: VN V8 ignition module
R068 looks like an 0.68 ohm power resistor. It will probably be connected between the transistor and either the coil or power. Looks in good condition to me.
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Re: VN V8 ignition module
Cool. Nah that was a random pic off the net.... Mines slightly cooked lol. Will need to go back and change the rresistor I purchased as electronics dude said it was a 68ohm 10% tolerance 1w but 0.68 makes sense!
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Re: VN V8 ignition module
Post a photo as yours might just have been warm and not damaged.
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Re: VN V8 ignition module
all good it was fine after checking with the multimeter so I re soldered it back in re heated all the solder pads, replaced the capacitor and installed the MJ10012 and shes alive now and drives better then ever. I was told by a mate by using the MJ10012 I can use a HEC coil instead of the MEC is this true or false?
PS: is it possible to put a alternative IGBT in place of the Darlington transistor?
PS: is it possible to put a alternative IGBT in place of the Darlington transistor?
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Re: VN V8 ignition module
ummm, i thought they used HEC normally ? whats the MEC?
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