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  • First post feedback before replacing icm

    Long story short 98 maro v6 manual
    And yes I have researched this issue extensively on this forum
    And any other camaro forums I've found
    Driving to work other day and suddenly lost
    Power and exhaust sounded clogged and cel was flashing
    Still running but weak and fuel Milage dropped tremendously
    Got home from work and ran some tests
    Found the 3-6 coil pack produced no spark
    Switched another coil pack and was able to get spark
    Bought new coil pack and it ran fine for a little over a day
    Failed again replaced under warranty but new one produced no spark
    Either.
    I replaced all plugs (gapped correctly) and wires w delcos
    I also rerouted all wires to ensure none were touching tr exhaust manifold
    Still no spark from 3-6 coil pack
    Using a multimeter I found that I was getting 13 volts from the 3-6 post
    On the ICM I switched around all the coil packs and they worked fine
    On the other positions on the ICM but none worked on the 3-6 position
    I have run the tests I've found online for the cpk but since I can run on
    4cyl it doesn't appear to be a sensor issue
    I'm simply asking for any input that any of u may have as to another reason for this or any other tests i cam run other than a bad ICM before I plunk down $300 on a delco ICM
    I do have acces to an obdII scanner but not until next weekend and I'd really like to get this car running b4 work tomorrow as the gas Milage is horrendous and I don't wanna have to fill up 3 times in 1 week just to get to work and back
    Thanks in advance
    Sean Dugan
    Proud member
    Millwrights local 1076

  • #2
    Re: First post feedback before replacing icm

    Take off the icm and take it to autozone to be tested?

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    • #3
      Re: First post feedback before replacing icm

      Thanks I will give that a shot
      Just seems the reading I've done has had numerous accounts
      Of ICMs bench testing fine and still failing upon reinstallation
      But it's def worth the effort b4 shelling out $300
      I've seen dura last and the like for around $150 but most of the posts
      I've read make it seem like aftermarket ICM r next to worthless

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