ICE Ignition technical staff are happy to help with any technical questions.
In Australia |
In USA |
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| Phone: | (03) 9532 6000 or (03) 9553 6100 |
Phone: | 651 280 5950 |
| E-mail: | Tech Support Australia | E-mail: | Tech Support USA |
We have also included our fitting instructions and wiring diagrams in PDF format below so you can easily download them.
Some common installation checks to make before calling our tech department are as follows:
1) ICE Ignition control boxes are NOT waterproof. Make sure the ignition box (boxes) are located away from any contact with water, dirt or dust. ICE provide long wiring looms to allow the electronics to be mounted in a protected area inside the cabin such as under the dash or in the glove compartment.
2) ICE 7 Amp systems require a minimum constant voltage of 13.8 to 14.8 volts from the alternator to perform at maximum efficiency. 12 volt systems without alternators generally need the addition of an ICE Voltage Booster to ensure reliable voltage. Alternator systems without the target voltage will also need a voltage booster.
3) Poor earth / ground is the most common cause of ignition problems. Ensure battery negative cable runs direct to engine block as one continuous cable, whether battery is mounted in the front or rear of vehicle. This is the only way to guarantee proper earth / ground to the engine. Earth wires from ICE ignition controls and boosters should also run direct to engine block via the shortest path possible, therby ensuring a direct link to earth / ground.
4) Never mount the coil near the control boxes. As per above instruction, control boxes should be inside the vehicle cabin and the coil in the engine compartment. This allows the firewall to act as a shield against electrical noise. The powerful spark produced by the ICE system also creates more electrical noise, and if the coil is near the control boxes, this will lead to failures.
7000E 7 Amp Street Series EFI Module Wiring Diagram.pdf
7043L 7 Amp 3 Step Street / Race Wiring Diagram.pdf
7842BR 7 Amp 2 Step Street / Race Boost Control Wiring Diagram.pdf