Ford factory ignition modules
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Ford factory ignition modules
Identified by the color of the strain relief plastic around the wires.
RED--Dura Spark I
WHITE--Dura Spark II (with cranking ignition retard).
BLUE--Dura Spark II (coil current ALWAYS on !, WILL start if starter is bumped)
YELLOW--Dura Spark II (dual mode, 3 connectors,Baro sensor)
GREEN
OR
BLACK--Early solid state ignition.
BROWN--EEC system.
RED--Dura Spark I
WHITE--Dura Spark II (with cranking ignition retard).
BLUE--Dura Spark II (coil current ALWAYS on !, WILL start if starter is bumped)
YELLOW--Dura Spark II (dual mode, 3 connectors,Baro sensor)
GREEN
OR
BLACK--Early solid state ignition.
BROWN--EEC system.
chuck stevens- Posts: 299
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Re: Ford factory ignition modules
Chuck,
You wouldn't happen to have a list or a link to which years and which cars had each of these modules, would you?
Thanks,
Joe
You wouldn't happen to have a list or a link to which years and which cars had each of these modules, would you?
Thanks,
Joe

AZFairlane- BBF CONTRIBUTOR

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Re: Ford factory ignition modules
BTW, what year did the Dura-Spark ignitions begin??
Thanks.
Al
Thanks.
Al

72mav- Posts: 857
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Re: Ford factory ignition modules
Personally, when using a production Ford type ignition, I prefer the remote mount "thick film" as on inline 6 cylinder trucks. A STANDARD points distributor will trigger them.
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Re: Ford factory ignition modules
Al Martin wrote:BTW, what year did the Dura-Spark ignitions begin??
Thanks.
Al
1974... i believe duraspark 2 1975 or 76
darrin1999- Posts: 20
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Re: Ford factory ignition modules
Which one of these are used in the MSD units?

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Re: Ford factory ignition modules
IDT-572 wrote:
Wow, I was just fixing to ask about a diagram for a duraspark, thanks!!

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Re: Ford factory ignition modules
rmcomprandy wrote:Personally, when using a production Ford type ignition, I prefer the remote mount "thick film" as on inline 6 cylinder trucks. A STANDARD points distributor will trigger them.
Can you show how to set that up?
Keith

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Re: Ford factory ignition modules
95lightiningguy wrote:IDT-572 wrote:
Wow, I was just fixing to ask about a diagram for a duraspark, thanks!!![]()
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Your welcome

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Re: Ford factory ignition modules
res0rli9 wrote:rmcomprandy wrote:Personally, when using a production Ford type ignition, I prefer the remote mount "thick film" as on inline 6 cylinder trucks. A STANDARD points distributor will trigger them.
Can you show how to set that up?
Keith
Can't show it but, can tell you ...
First ... use a relay for the power because the "key-on run" wire in an older Ford will not carry enough current.
The poles of a 4.9L six cylinder thick film ignition are numbered: sometimes # 6 is the ground so, simply reverse the order on those.
1 = ground
2 = coil (-)
3 & 6 = tied together and go to the switched 12 volts through the relay and
that connection also connects to the coil (+)
4 = blank
5 = points (be sure to disconnect the condenser)
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