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Originally Posted by T5killa
can't aftermarket ignition coils cause some interference too or did I make that up? I thought I heard it somewhere.
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I believe they can or even a stock coil/alternator can cause interference. But, it all boils down to having everything properly grounded and/or where the wires have been run in the vehicle.
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