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Hyundai Excel Transistor-Power
Part Number: 27360-32840$223.81 MSRP: $314.45You Save: $90.64 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysHyundai Excel Transistor-Power
Part Number: 27360-32810$223.81 MSRP: $314.45You Save: $90.64 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Hyundai Excel Transistor-Power
Part Number: 27360-32800$223.81 MSRP: $314.45You Save: $90.64 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Hyundai Excel Power Transistor
Hyundai Excel Power Transistor is the solid state gatekeeper that allows the car electrical circuits to draw hefty current without overheating and waste of energy. Acting as a quick switch and, when necessary, an amplifier, this Power Transistor is located in modules that control the blower motor, ignition coils, fuel injectors, lighting and other components that make cabin comfort and engine response predictable in every season. By modulating voltage sent to the blower control module and other loads, the Power Transistor allows drivers to instantly ramp fan speed or spark intensity and still protect wiring from surges. The semiconductor construction of the Power Transistor also reduces power loss, which helps save battery charge during long stretches of heater or air conditioner use in Hyundai cabins. Across Excel generations, only one basic style is documented, a single packaged Power Transistor soldered into the relevant control board so differences lie more in the shape of the connectors than in the principle of operation. This simple layout reduces weight and increases reliability, which has given Hyundai Excel owners confidence in their electrical systems.
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Hyundai Excel Power Transistor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and test the ignition coil and Power Transistor on Hyundai Excel?A:Disconnect negative Battery Cable for 1994 and earlier models. On carbureted models, find the ignition coil at the front left corner of the engine compartment and unplug primary and high voltage wiring. Unscrew clamping bolts to remove the coil, taking care to move ballast resistor aside in case of early versions. For fuel injected ones, detach the upper intake manifold to get at both the coil and power transistor. Disconnect high voltage lead and wiring connectors, unbolt mounting bolts, remove units from intake manifold. To test coil, measure resistance across primary and secondary windings using ohmmeter comparing readings with given values. Check for continuity between high voltage lead terminal and coil body. Use appropriate procedures for testing ballast resistor (carbureted models) and power transistor (fuel injected models). Ignition coil assembly is mounted on left side of cylinder head for 1995 through 2002 SOHC or 1995 through 2005 DOHC models Label and remove spark plug leads, disconnect wiring connector, undo mounting bolts then take out the coil. Measure resistance (ohms) between primary winding terminals compared with secondary winding terminals (0000 ohms to infinite). Replace if faulty; i.e., defect in either SOHC Coil Assembly or DOHC Individual Coil Assembly. Engines covered are four COIL-OVER-PLUG IGNITION COILS from 2006 onwards; so pull off engine cover plus as necessary motor harness cover which retains it in place. For removal: Unplug electrical connector behind coil pack; loosen mounting bolt; lift out unit(s). Installation is reverse of removal.
