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gotta tidy up a little but it works now :)

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Curtis
Posted: 2007/5/4 13:58  Updated: 2007/5/4 13:58
Home away from home
Joined: 2006/7/24
From: Sydney
Posts: 553
 Re: ecu and bits mounted under the glovebox
Lagwagon. why is the igntion module not hooked up?? is that one hanging in the air?? was one blown?? Dont happen to know how much they are new do you?? im im just reseraching atm but i gess they just boost the ecu signal. any info will be of much help cheers.

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ddgonzal
Posted: 2015/5/2 1:31  Updated: 2015/5/2 6:25
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Joined: 2001/5/3
From: 48 North
Posts: 31599
 Re: ecu and bits mounted under the glovebox
The ignitor is just a transistor ignition unit. It takes four low-current inputs and outputs high current for the coils.



22020-85M10 TRANSISTOR IGNITION UNIT Mitsubishi
* 1987-1988 KN13 USA "Sentra XE" CA16DE/CA18DE
* 1987-1988 N13 Pulsar NX CA16DE/CA18DE
* 1990-1994 Q45 V8
22020-60U00 TRANSISTOR IGNITION UNIT Hitachi

One input plug has 5-wires -- 4 inputs low current triggers. The odd pin is for ground/earth.

The other plug has 4 high current outputs to the four coils.

The SR unit is smaller, newer but works the same way.
* Nissan 22020-50F00 'DIS4 04'

A common, cheaper replacement is the Bosch 211 Ignitor, used by many cars for example VW/Audi.

See Coil On Plug

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gx1200
Posted: 2007/3/18 19:03  Updated: 2007/3/18 19:03
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Joined: 2005/3/31
From: Adelaide. SA
Posts: 921
 Re: ecu and bits mounted under the glovebox
Is that an aftermarket fuse block or was it "borrowed" from something else???

Cheers. Adam.

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blofly
Posted: 2007/3/19 1:37  Updated: 2007/3/19 1:37
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Joined: 2005/9/5
From: Bunbury Western Australia
Posts: 668
 Re: ecu and bits mounted under the glovebox
cool.... it is already neat and tidy! as long as the wires don't get around my feet I am happy
Are you happy with the engine conversion?

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LAGWAGON
Posted: 2007/3/19 5:24  Updated: 2007/3/19 5:24
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
Joined: 2004/4/15
From: Melbourne Vic
Posts: 1664
 Re: ecu and bits mounted under the glovebox
the fuse block is a newy from good ol supercrap auto, and yes i'm happy with the conversion so far. i tried to take a bit more time than i usually do and make things nice

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dattodude
Posted: 2007/3/19 5:59  Updated: 2007/3/19 5:59
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Joined: 1998/12/6
From: Sydney, Australia
Posts: 5806
 Re: ecu and bits mounted under the glovebox
Don't get the wires hooked up in the windscreen wiper mechanism either. I thought I'd blown a fuse when I'd turned on the wipers...turns out they wiper arm ripped the wires out of the relay box.