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Its me again. Brain is small and hard. I copped an lh2.2 dizzy from swedishiron (big thanks) and am now brainstorming the removal of the stock ignition.
So, the ignition amplifier:
- white to coil
- blue to ballast resistor, blue to fuse box
- brown to ballast resistor
- brown to starter
Plan is to remove everything except resistor and starter connections. Any potential problems with this?
I'm really struggling figuring out the fuel relay wiring for microsquirt. I fear that i'm overthinking it but I also don't want to royally **** something up. My thought is:
- red wire from stock relay for 12v
- blue/red for 12v switched
- output to conjoined yellow/red fp wires
- output to fuse block
Any major flaws with this? Do i need an in-line fuse (20amp) for the 12v?
Also, I would like to have a tach when's all said and done. the two white/red wires (one from coil and one going to tach) would be the way to do this, correct? Here's what i'm thinking:
- white/red from tach is power output. seems redundant now with microsquirt. remove
- white/red from tach --> tach output on ms
I've read conflicting information about whether or not you can directly wire the tach output to the tach -- some say to use the tach relay trick, others say it works fine without. Which to do??
Many thanks!
So, the ignition amplifier:
- white to coil
- blue to ballast resistor, blue to fuse box
- brown to ballast resistor
- brown to starter
Plan is to remove everything except resistor and starter connections. Any potential problems with this?
I'm really struggling figuring out the fuel relay wiring for microsquirt. I fear that i'm overthinking it but I also don't want to royally **** something up. My thought is:
- red wire from stock relay for 12v
- blue/red for 12v switched
- output to conjoined yellow/red fp wires
- output to fuse block
Any major flaws with this? Do i need an in-line fuse (20amp) for the 12v?
Also, I would like to have a tach when's all said and done. the two white/red wires (one from coil and one going to tach) would be the way to do this, correct? Here's what i'm thinking:
- white/red from tach is power output. seems redundant now with microsquirt. remove
- white/red from tach --> tach output on ms
I've read conflicting information about whether or not you can directly wire the tach output to the tach -- some say to use the tach relay trick, others say it works fine without. Which to do??
Many thanks!