Can someone explain why heatsink compound is used on the ignition module. I know it is for heat, but wouldn't it be better to have something that blocks heat.
Typical heat sink compound (for processors) is used to transfer high amounts of heat from the processor into the heat sink in order to keep cool. So doesn't the use of heat sink compound transfer heat from the ac compressor up into the ignition module?
Typical heat sink compound (for processors) is used to transfer high amounts of heat from the processor into the heat sink in order to keep cool. So doesn't the use of heat sink compound transfer heat from the ac compressor up into the ignition module?