Jurassic Park
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One of your coils may have blown it's diode...the coil will still work but the diode's function is to stop voltage from flowing backwards after each coil's energize cycle. If the diode blows, the coil usually still works but now the flow goes both ways and it can blow a transistor.
Find that coil diode and you have found your problem.
Quoted from joekiss:Id rather learn how to do it myself.
That's the spirit....but you should understand that in the end, if you mess up, it could cost you more than having it fixed would have.
As long as you are ok with that...dive in!
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