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Old Aug 4, 2009 | 06:13 PM
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So my blazer would stutter whenever my RPM went over 3000, and after running it for about an hour it would mysteriously just shut off no matter if i as on the expressay or in my driveway. It would just shutoff, but would crank up right away. So i searched around and found some of you guys saying to replace the ICM and the coil, that after a while they would lose spark or something. I found the ICM and coil together on ebay for 4.25 plus 8 dls shipping. I got it in the mail today and changed them out. big difference!!!!! no problems in the higher RPM's. I recommend this fix if you have the same symptoms.
 
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Glad you got it fixed.

Just for others with these symptoms, you can have both of these devices tested at most autoparts stores.
 
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