I'm gonna use my old elec choke hot wire for my 12v switched with meter on it while cranking it drops to 9-10v. Is this ok? Is there a better option? I'm just trying to avoid any issues down the road.
Thx
I'm gonna use my old elec choke hot wire for my 12v switched with meter on it while cranking it drops to 9-10v. Is this ok? Is there a better option? I'm just trying to avoid any issues down the road.
Thx
For me the answer would be no. The cranking voltage is what is supplying the voltage to your coil when you try to start your car. I would think that might just be an important time to have good supply.
My hei has its own 12v supply, does the module need the steady 12v? I tried the ign plug from fuse box and it is 12v that drops while cranking. We're else can I get it from?
Typically you would use the same power source as your HEI.
Msd tech says the 12v from the old choke coil with the drop to 9-10v during cranking is fine and will not cause a problem for the modules 12v switched power supply.
My Keyed source drops on crankning as long as it does not go below 8V I found that every thing works good
I just finished install on my '84 El Camino 350/290 HP. I tapped in to the factory ECU power (pink with black stripe) by passengers side kick panel. This is the proper 12V during cranking & run. It's also fused already.