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Author Topic: How can you detect a bad tfi? 50.stang ¯ Member # 4009 posted                              I just wanted to know the symptoms of a bad TFI? Also, if the car were to die, would it run again after it cooled off? Posts: 80 | From: Bay Area | Registered: Jan 2004  |  : FasterDamnit Bad Attitude Member # 442 posted                                 Yes, Best bet is to get another one and swap it in and see if it helps. Even a JY unit will work for torubleshooting. -------------------- '92 LX T5 Looked stock, went 11's 11.90 at 115mph. '65 Mustang 347 www.fordmuscle.com Livin' in the Carolina Pines Posts: 2971 | From: NorCal | Registered: Sep 2001  |  : racercosmo ¯ Member # 1864 posted                              Most auto parts store have a module tester. Some of them even know how to use it. -------------------- Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder Posts: 973 | From: Marin | Registered: Sep 2002  |  :

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