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would an isc motor from a nonturbo work in a turbo car?

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tsibribri

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May 2, 2002
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just was wondering cause i know mine is bad and i can get an isc from my friends nonturbo part car atre theese the same on both cars? from looking at it they look the exact same
 
When I looked at a NA ISC compared to a Turbo ISC they did have noticeable differences. The Turbo model had a smooth end, where the NA model had ridges. But if it looks like the exact same thing, I don't think there'd be a problem. One VFAQ I read mentioned that the person had no problem using a NA ISC motor in their turbo car.
 
Are the NA ones cheaper than the turbo ones. I have a broken ISC motor in my talon and the cheapest replacement I can find is 290 dollars. How much do the NA eclipse one go for?
 
ebay and trader isc goes for around 75$
i sold 2 isc in good order for 65 apiece.

junkyards might have good prices.

i wouldnt pay over 100 for one.
 
Got mine at a junkyard for $20... If you can even find another broken one that has one completely good coil you can solder together a working one from the parts...
 
All of the ISC's from 90-99, turbo or nonturbo are universal, even though they may look different. The 90 ones need to have a grey tab removed from the ISC plug in order for it to plug into a 91-99 plug. Otherwise test the ISC and make sure that there is 30ish ohms from pins 1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 5-6. Hope this helps.
 
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