rb coil retrofit question...

[Acecool]

Ok, so I got my coil in today...

I have connectors on the bottom with NO MARKINGS!!!!!!!

Which ones use power, which ones get signal?

There are no numbers at all on this coil...

On top, there is a symbol in one corner... That looks like a long = sign like so | |=== | |

So... Where do power wires go in, once I have that then signal should be easy...

[mello88]

Huh?? What car is the coil out of? Can you get a FSM for that vehicle?

[BoostFab]

you of all people not using the search tool !zerothread?id=219934

[Acecool]

Yeah, I know about that thread.... it is from a buick skylark....

The diagram is NOT on those coils... also, mine does not have any info on the coil......... no numbers, nothing.. just that weird symbol...

[BoostFab]

all these wastesparks coils are wired the same. either pole is fine, just make sure it's like so on the same side throughout, so you don't confuse yourself

[Acecool]

Awesome, I have 12 gauge red wire for my power, which goes to the white wire.. then the grounds.. and 1 and 6go on top left, 2 and 5 on middle and 3 and 4 on right...

Going to fire her up in a couple moments :-)

[matafied]

lol yea but just to save you some heart ache, you need to reed the whole thread especially the part I put in their about upgrading that factory white power wire to a larger gauge supply with a relay. That little white wire has a hard time supplying them big coils at high rpm

[Acecool]

Yeah, read that a couple of times :-)

I am going to run another wire from that current one to another switched power source on a relay... already used 12 gauge THICK wire for on the coil, going to run another thicky to another source :-)

Josh

Oh and it fired right up..... just needed mainly to know if the poles were switchable :-)

[BoostFab]

Yeah, read that a couple of times :-)

I am going to run another wire from that current one to another switched power source on a relay... already used 12 gauge THICK wire for on the coil, going to run another thicky to another source :-)

Josh

Oh and it fired right up..... just needed mainly to know if the poles were switchable :-)

that's great!!!! good to know it's working out for you. it's always best to run dedicated power and then activated by a relay; to give it all the juice it needs.