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do the mpg cars have chrysler ignitions? 200

posted by  Jerry Warren on  Mon May 10 15:25 CST 2004
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Yes it has a Chrysler ignition system. The B21F MPG has a CI fuel injection system and a computer comtrolled ignition system.

Listed below are the changes to the MPG engine from the 81 B21F.

New camshaft
New Distributor
Larger fuel accumulator
Modified catalytic converter
Modified Lambda -sond
New Electronic control unit for the Lambda-sond system
New electronic control unit fo CIS (Concstant Speed Idle)
New electronic control unit for computer controlled ignition system
Blocking of the lambda-sond system during eraly warm-up period.

Hp was only 98. It still run well at least with the M46 transmission as that is what mine has. Only realy problem I had was with the plug for the wiring harness for the ignition, mainly the black connector. The C shaped connector would open up just enough to break contact and the engine would start to miss. Close the connector up a little and the engine would run fine.

That model also has a 70 amp alternator.






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