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7330 Datasheet(HTML) 6 Page - Mallory performance club |
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6 / 12 page ![]() 6 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS MSD • W W W. M S D PE R F OR M A NC E . C OM • ( 91 5 ) 8 57 - 5 20 0 • F AX ( 91 5 ) 8 57 - 33 4 4 OPTIONAL WIRING This Wiring Section details the optional features of the MSD 7AL-3 and how to wire each system. START RETARD The Start Retard of the 7AL-3 is designed to ease cranking on engines with locked timing, high compression and a lot of advance. The amount of retard is determined by a plug-in degree module (Figure 8). There are two different ways to activate this function (Figure 9): A. Switched 12 Volts In this set up, the timing is retarded only while the engine is cranking. Connect the supplied Violet wire from the “Start-Retard” terminal on the 7AL-3 to the starter solenoid. This way, 12 volts is only applied when the key or switch is in the cranking position. When the switch is released, 12 volts is removed and the timing returns to run timing. B. Constant 12 Volts In this setup, whenever the ignition is turned On, 12 volts is applied and the retard function is activated. The retard will be removed when the engine reaches about 600 rpm and will not occur again until the ignition is turned Off. Connect the supplied jumper from the Start- Retard terminal to the IGN terminal of the terminal strip (two terminals up). THREE STEP RPM LIMITS The 7AL-3 has a built-in Three Step Module Selector which allows you to select up to three different rpm limits. The activation terminals are located on the bottom of the third terminal strip and are listed as Launch and Burnout. The third rpm limit is the high rpm, which is always active when there is an rpm module installed in the "Race" holder (except when the other rpm limits are activated). These modules can be used in a variety of functions and are not limited to launches and burnouts. Each of the two optional rpm limits are activated when 12 volts is applied to their corresponding terminals (Figure 10). The 12 volts can come from switches, solenoids or relays giving you a variety of ways to activate the different rpm limits. The following steps illustrate a general drag race installation for use with a Burnout limit, Launch limit and Race limit. RAS ON/OFF RAS ON/OFF Figure 9 Wiring the Start Retard Function. RAS ON/OFF Figure 10 Connecting the Three Step Module Selector. 7AL-3 SIDE VIEW 4500 RPM ACTIVATED SWITCH Figure 8 Side View of 7 AL-3 START RETARD PLUG-IN DEGREE MODULE |
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