Ignition question...

ok here is wat happened.. one day i was sitting on the passenger side of my car and cleaning the car... when i kept my hand under the passenger side seat.. i saw this small rectangular box with no name and sign on it.. it was connect to a cable with many pins... i removed it and asked my mechanic wat it was and he said he dunno may be it is a factory amp for the stereo.... it looked liked an amp but smaller in size :( at that time my factory head unit was not working so i thought it was useless and i did not fix it back... now today i got my first modified magazine and i was reading it.. all of a sudden i noticed similar rectangular box of aem brand called the ignition module :wtf: ... damm i felt so stupid ... it even had the same type of cables and pins.. and it also said that DSm cars have factory ignition module... no my question is ... it that rectangular box which i removed is the ignition module... if so wat will happen to my car ... caz i was running without fixing it back for a while and one day my car stopped running.. compression test appeared to be 0,0,0,0 and everyone said i have bent valves and thats why the compersion is 0000.... so now does this ignition module has in any way the cause for my compression test.. can someone clarify this plz.. thx

You don't use/need ignition for a compression test. Ignition is turned off when you do one. It's at least not that. Factory amp for infinity sound systems is located under the passenger seat, so that's my guess.

Yes, thats the amp. If oyu had disconected anything to do with the ignition, the car wouldnt run. :) If your comrpession is really zero, it is most likely a broken or skipped tbelt. Pull the upper timingbelt cover to see if its loose, broken, or otherwise hosed. You cna also look through the oil fill hole to see if the cam tuns when someone cranks the starter.