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    ignition upgrade

    can anyone take some pics or write up how to install a nology power core or aftermarket external coil like nology to stock wiring harness...the stock harness has 4 wires and most aftermarket coils have only 2 connections. thanks ahead of time
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    You don't hook into the wring harness...You hook directly into the coil + and - . The directions are on the Nology website

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      stilll lost

      ok i saw the pic for install. i have a 93 accord ex the coil is external stock.. so how would i connect it to stock external coil? theres no screws like the internal, as i just see the harness plugs into coil?

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        #4
        nevermind i got it....lol

        i found the link i needed. basically from bustedlx. he says to splice yellow and black yellow together which becomes the new coil's positive and the black/white is the coils negative. im not upgrading the whole ignition just the coil to get some more juice to plugs. ill be raising the fuel pressure up to like 45-46psi,a and i dont want to just disconnect the vaccum. well thanks anyway folks

        However, if your car had external coil then you will have to modify one plug. The plug you will need to modify is the plug that went to the stock coil. There are is a yellow and a yellow/black wire, splice those 2 wires together. The Black/White wire is useless, don’t worry about it. If you dont want to cut the plug off and splice, jam a 30amp fuse into the end of the plug, making the connection between the two wires.

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