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EDIS4 On A 99' FTMFW

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Old 07-27-2008, 11:22 PM
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Made an adapter to mount trigger wheel, mounted trigger wheel, built bracket to hold VR sensor, mounted VR sensor. Mounted coil and ignition module. Then wired it up.

  1. 12V+ switched power via a relay to ignition module
  2. Ground
  3. + side of VR sensor
  4. - side of VR sensor
  5. 1&4 side of coil
  6. 2&3 side of coil
  7. +12V switched power from above also drives coil
7 wires later I turn the key and....



IT STARTED PERFECTLY!!!
It makes spark. I still haven't ran the two wires to MS for spark control, but it fired up in limp mode (10* BTDC) and ran. Course I have the intake ports blocked off with steel. I just sprayed some carb spray in the injector ports to see if it would start and it did. I'm very happy with it. **** works and it's simple. EDIS is the ****.


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Congrats. yes, its a simple and elegant design. I am using a 1st gen eclipse turbo coilpack. It is the perfect upgrade for edis plus you can use the miata's spark plug wires with it.
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