Chevrolet 19300922 Ignition Control Module Assembly

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Ensure that the ignition key is turned to OFF. Disconnect the electrical connector from the ignition control module and remove the mounting screws to remove the ignition control module, specifically for 2006 and earlier 2.2L models. Proceed to remove the ignition control module mounting screws. Following this, remove the ignition control module and the "interconnect." To remove the ignition control module, pull it straight up; to remove the "interconnect," simply disconnect it from the module and plug it into the new module, again for 2006 and earlier 2.2L models. If you're replacing the ignition control module, disconnect the interconnect from the module and plug it into the new module. The interconnect is an adapter plug that connects the terminals on the ignition control module to the terminals on the coil pack assembly. You'll have to swap it to the new module if you're replacing the old module. Either end of the interconnect can be plugged into the ignition control module or the ignition coil pack. But pay attention to how the plug is oriented in relation to the terminals because it only goes in one way. One side of the interconnect and one side of the terminals on the ignition control module and on the ignition coil pack has rounded corners and the other side has square corners. The interconnect is equipped with a weather-resistant grommet. Make sure that this grommet is in good shape. If it's cracked, torn or deteriorated, replace it. Installation is the reverse of removal.

It is an adapter plug that connects the terminals on the ignition control module to the terminals on the coil pack assembly.

Make sure that the ignition switch is Off. Remove the air intake duct and any interfering brackets, etc. Disconnect the wiring from the ignition control module by disconnecting the electrical connector and removing the mounting screws from the ignition control module. Remove the three mounting screws and pull the module straight up. To remove the interconnect, disconnect it from the module and plug it into the new module (four-cylinder models). Transfer the interconnect from the old module to the new one. Make sure that the square end of the interconnect is aligned properly and that the rubber seal is in good condition- if it's not, replace it. Installation is the reverse of removal.

To remove and replace the ignition control module, start by turning the ignition key to the OFF position. Then, disconnect the electrical connector from the module and remove the mounting screws. Pull the module straight up to remove it, along with the interconnect. If you're replacing the module, disconnect the interconnect from the old module and plug it into the new one. Pay attention to the orientation of the plug and terminals, as they only fit one way. Ensure the weather-resistant grommet on the interconnect is in good condition. To install, reverse the removal steps and tighten the mounting screws to the specified torque.