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 Post subject: MSD and Hall Effect Dizzy Issues
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 10:07 pm 
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Hey everyone,

So I got myself a MSD 6AL-2 programmable ignition box, and recently got my hands on a hall effect dizzy from an XF, I think.

Now I've wired up my entire engine, including a new tacho for the MSD, and I went to go see if the MSD would turn on so I could adjust the settings, and basically when I turned the key, it flashed twice and turned off.

Now, I know "CODE 2", which is flashing twice, is low voltage, but the battery is fully charged, the engine is grounded to the chassis, and everything. Now I may have a bad earth somewhere, haven't checked all my earths.

But I have attempted wiring the MSD to the battery, so that is both thick gauge wires to the POSITIVE and NEGATIVE, of the battery, and then I have a 12v switch sourced.

And when I turn the key, two flashes and then nothing. The only time if worked was when I had the old points system, and I was doing the spark test, and basically when I touched the points wire, the light came on, as if if needed as massive rush to activate.

If anyone could give me insight that would be awesome.

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My second question it, I have the half effect dizzy, and it has the 3 PIN module on it, was wondering is someone could please tell me which wires are the EARTH, 12V, and signal so I can wire them into the MSD.

Thanks All.
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