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Super Jamie at 04:17, 10 January 2015

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	You will need to change the center spark plug lead, as the original coil has a socket, but the above coil has a post.		You will need to change the center spark plug lead, as the original coil has a socket, but the above coil has a post.

	Bosch HEC715 coil has socket connectors for the spark plug. According to [http://www.ausrotary.com/viewtopic.php?p=2216840&sid=b22346f0f9c719911a9ce0ff90cd2478#p2216840 bumpstart on ausrotary] the HEC715 is the same thing as the HEC716, just with a different spark plug connector.		Bosch HEC715 coil has socket connectors for the spark plug. According to [http://www.ausrotary.com/viewtopic.php?p=2216840&sid=b22346f0f9c719911a9ce0ff90cd2478#p2216840 bumpstart on ausrotary] the HEC715 is the same thing as the HEC716, just with a different spark plug connector. This thread also lists Bosch part number '''9 220 061 715''' and 716.

	Justin says pretty much any electronic ignition coil should work, as long as it's not an old oil-type coil.		Justin says pretty much any electronic ignition coil should work, as long as it's not an old oil-type coil.

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	You will need to change the center spark plug lead, as the original coil has a socket, but the above coil has a post.		You will need to change the center spark plug lead, as the original coil has a socket, but the above coil has a post.

	Bosch HEC715 ~~and HEC717 coils have~~ socket connectors for the spark plug, ~~though~~ it's ~~unknown if the specs of these coils are a good match for the Toyota ignitor. Using the wrong~~ coil ~~can burn out the ignitor~~.		Bosch HEC715 coil has socket connectors for the spark plug. According to [http://www.ausrotary.com/viewtopic.php?p=2216840&sid=b22346f0f9c719911a9ce0ff90cd2478#p2216840 bumpstart on ausrotary] the HEC715 is the same thing as the HEC716, just with a different spark plug connector.

			Justin says pretty much any electronic ignition coil should work, as long as it's not an old oil-type coil.

	== Reference ==		== Reference ==

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-'''How to wire a 5k electronic distributor'''
+== 5K Distributor ==
-The 5K distributor is a pulse generating type with inbuilt ignitor (ignition module). There is a two pin toyota connector with a black wire (negative) and a black with orange tracer (positive).
+K engines from Toyota vans had an electronic distributor. This does away with the old ignition points like KE Corollas came with, and replaces the points with a pulse-generating ignitor (aka: ignition module) which is built into the distributor.
-[[File:Sv108404.jpg|none|200px|caption]]
+The electronic distributor is a drop-in replacement for the Denso and Bosch points-type distributors.
-Remove your old points distributor, the 4mm black wire going to the distributor points is connected to the black wire on the two pin plug (this is negative switching for your coil). Connect the black with orange tracer to the positive side of your coil.
+== Installation ==
-Note: if you have a ballast resistor on your coil you will need to change it to a 12v non resistor coil (I used a Gt40 coil), so disconnect the wire from the loom at the bottom of your ballast resistor and go straight to the + of your coil.
+The electronic distributor has a two-pin electrical connector with a black wire (negative) and a black with orange tracer (positive):
-Write up - KE20rollabus
+The car's 4mm black wire going to the old distributor points now connects to the electroncic distributor's black wire on the two-pin plug. This is negative switching for the ignition coil.
-Edited by - towe001
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Irokin at 02:23, 16 September 2012

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	The 5k distributor is a pulse generating type with inbuilt ignitor (ignition module). There is a two pin toyota connector with a black wire (negative) and a black with orange tracer (positive).		The 5K distributor is a pulse generating type with inbuilt ignitor (ignition module). There is a two pin toyota connector with a black wire (negative) and a black with orange tracer (positive).

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	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[~~Tech~~:~~Engine~~/~~K Series~~/~~Intake manifolds]]~~		'''How to wire a 5k electronic distributor'''

			The 5k distributor is a pulse generating type with inbuilt ignitor (ignition module). There is a two pin toyota connector with a black wire (negative) and a black with orange tracer (positive).

			[[File:Sv108404.jpg\|none\|200px\|caption]]

			Remove your old points distributor, the 4mm black wire going to the distributor points is connected to the black wire on the two pin plug (this is negative switching for your coil). Connect the black with orange tracer to the positive side of your coil.

			Note: if you have a ballast resistor on your coil you will need to change it to a 12v non resistor coil (I used a Gt40 coil), so disconnect the wire from the loom at the bottom of your ballast resistor and go straight to the + of your coil.



			Write up - KE20rollabus
			Edited by - towe001

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