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Old 01-10-2012, 01:25 PM
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Default any body use the PointSaver on a 982

i was thinking of buying the points saver & the yellow coil & wires for my 982. The coils starting to go, so I figured I would buy this ? Any body use this before & how go is it? It's going to cost $115.00 from Kirk Engines ....
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Old 04-27-2012, 08:14 AM
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Default Point saver

Hi did you buy the points saver yet? John
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Old 11-02-2012, 11:33 PM
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on a 982 there are no Points to save.... correct me if I'm wrong but the onans use a electronic trigger for the ignition, making timing issues nonexistant. If you think the coil is going, I would check the trigger module first. I've heard of the coil being specific to that engine because of the trigger, but I dont know for sure. Do some digging!
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Well 5 minutes later I;m Back! looked at the other threads in this area, and found out that the stock Onans used points and coil. I guess thats the BG series? I have the performer series in my 982, which is what replaced the BG series. I guess thats one of the things they changed.

From what I read, the pointsaver and dual coil is a great upgrade for an Onan.
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Well NO I personally CANNOT attest to using the point saver on a 982, but I bought one this past summer to put on my # 109 when I get it back together. I talked to 2 people who use the point saver on their cubbies & they LOVE'em. Don't remember the units they had but I think one of them was the 16hp.? After talking to them they made up my mind for me. I want things to run smoooooooooth, I just hate little problems, they frustrate me to NO END. Big problems I can't tell you what they do to my self worth on this family oriented site.

Besides, that Bosch coil looks COOL.


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