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3.8's and 3.0's would be comepletely different. Not sure on the cost of a new one. Try a GOOD used one first before you buy new ;)
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1986 3.0L Coil Packs are the exact same part number as 1986 3.8L Coil Packs, as well as the 1987 3.8L (1988 could work as well if it has the VIN 3 engine, NOT the VIN C).

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Humm, did not know that. Learn something new every day! :)
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I'll keep that in mind when I look at the car, it's a le'sabre, not sure of the year, probably and 87-88, would the Vin thing be the same on that?


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Ok...here's an easy way to check for what vehicles will work.

The GM part number for the ignition control module is 1103608. Cross reference that to AC Delco and the part number is D1996.

So go here.

Click on Vehicle List by Part Number, and type in D1996.

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kc8ksg wrote:
........ you can also smell and see raw gas from the tailpipe, thus another reason leading me to believe it is spark related and not a fuel problem ........

And you might be right.

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