Haltech e6k coil wireing?
#1
e6k coil wireing?
Ok heres what I have so far. Light Green is leading coils and dark green/ black strip and white/black strip is trailing. Which color is front trailing and which is rear trailing? If the colors I have are correct. What color is 12v igniton from e6k?
I have ls1 coils and with the help of a diagram I got off this forum its been easy finding the right wires. Is there anything I need to know about e6k and ls1 coils before I start the car?
Thanks
I have ls1 coils and with the help of a diagram I got off this forum its been easy finding the right wires. Is there anything I need to know about e6k and ls1 coils before I start the car?
Thanks
#2
Originally Posted by 93rotorhead
Ok heres what I have so far. Light Green is leading coils and dark green/ black strip and white/black strip is trailing. Which color is front trailing and which is rear trailing? If the colors I have are correct. What color is 12v igniton from e6k?
I have ls1 coils and with the help of a diagram I got off this forum its been easy finding the right wires. Is there anything I need to know about e6k and ls1 coils before I start the car?
Thanks
I have ls1 coils and with the help of a diagram I got off this forum its been easy finding the right wires. Is there anything I need to know about e6k and ls1 coils before I start the car?
Thanks
#4
Originally Posted by 93rotorhead
Thanks, so blue goes to t2 which is my (rear rotor)? and white/black is for t1 (front rotor)?
how about ignition 12v power?
how about ignition 12v power?
With the E8/E11 you get an aditional fuse in the fuse block for 12V switched (relayed) ignition power so the Haltech can control both the injector power AND the coil power.
Let me know if it fires.
#6
It might benefit you to wire an externally sourced 12v witht the E6 series ECU's. The E8's have a seperate Ign. 12v on a seperate fuse for this purpose, but the older E6K's don't.
Your ignition 1 will be split and go to both Leading coils aswell.
Then follow what Claudio recommended for the Trailing, and you shouldn't have any problems.
Those coils are also set to: Constant Charge(4.5-5.2ms) and you will be using the "Falling Edge" to fire them.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
Your ignition 1 will be split and go to both Leading coils aswell.
Then follow what Claudio recommended for the Trailing, and you shouldn't have any problems.
Those coils are also set to: Constant Charge(4.5-5.2ms) and you will be using the "Falling Edge" to fire them.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
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#8
Originally Posted by Houstonderk
Hows the coil setup on an e6k with just stock coils then? I see three wires for the coils.
#9
Originally Posted by Claudio RX-7
What's up with the chics? Anyway, the coil connections for the K are exactly as the same as the X. Light green wire goes to the leading coils, white/black goes to T1, green/black (aux. out configured as "toggle") goes to the toggle select wire on the trailing coils, and thats it. Settings are the same.
#10
Originally Posted by Claudio RX-7
What's up with the chics? Anyway, the coil connections for the K are exactly as the same as the X. Light green wire goes to the leading coils, white/black goes to T1, green/black (aux. out configured as "toggle") goes to the toggle select wire on the trailing coils, and thats it. Settings are the same.
#11
This will clear up any confusions you might still have.
http://www.k2rd.com/haltech/drawings/rx7drawings.html
http://www.k2rd.com/haltech/drawings/rx7drawings.html
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