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aidy

+12v Feed When Ignition On And Cranking

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aidy

As above suggests looking for this?

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AndyJ

Some sort of context would be useful!

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aidy

Wiring up a megajolt system need a 12v positive feed which is still on when turn ignition from on to cranking (ie to start it).

 

 

 

Some sort of context would be useful!

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mattbenselin

As you are using the coil packs you dont need the +12v switched feed to the original single coil, use that feed which comes from the pair of brown plugs under the dash. This is what I used and worked fine with Megajolt, remember to add in a 5amp fuse though.

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aidy

Have found the plugs under the dash next to the tunnel (one plug has about 9 pins the other about 5), how do we know which one is the feed?.

 

As you are using the coil packs you dont need the +12v switched feed to the original single coil, use that feed which comes from the pair of brown plugs under the dash. This is what I used and worked fine with Megajolt, remember to add in a 5amp fuse though.

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mattbenselin

Depending on looms (different aged cars have slightly varying wiring) the feed will be in either the smaller or larger plug and it will be the thickest red wire, wire number 2. This feed is switched with ignition and cranking.

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aidy

thank you very much for the help, will have a look again tomorrow

 

Depending on looms (different aged cars have slightly varying wiring) the feed will be in either the smaller or larger plug and it will be the thickest red wire, wire number 2. This feed is switched with ignition and cranking.

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