Ignition module

Two-Channel Ignition Module

Dual-channel ignition module for matching ECU control signals to ignition coil circuits.

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  • Ignition module
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Reference unit price$75.08–82.99

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Reference unit price$75.08–82.99
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01 / About Dual Ignition Module

About Dual Ignition Module

A two-channel ignition module connects ECU logic-level ignition signals to compatible coils. Confirm the module’s trigger level, polarity, dwell requirements, current rating and cooling needs before wiring.

02 / Specifications

Specifications

Item scope
Dual-channel module listing; channel electrical ratings pending
Version identification
Current information lists code 05; whether it is a manufacturer part number and the corresponding hardware revision remain to be confirmed.
Electrical signal
Logic-level trigger voltage and polarity need confirmation
Ignition outputs
Coil impedance, dwell, current limiting and heat sinking unresolved

03 / Package contents

Package contents

The actual supplied contents are confirmed in the itemized quote. Check the following items before payment.

Ask which plug, leads and mounting pieces come with the module. Coils and ECU are separate items.

04 / Fitment & installation: Two-Channel Ignition Module

Fitment & installation: Two-Channel Ignition Module

  1. Check the model, hardware revision and connector pins against the device’s wiring diagram.

  2. Use the exact ECU wiring diagram; verify every circuit for continuity and shorts before connecting power.

  3. Identify whether the ECU provides a logic signal or a power-stage output. Do not connect an igniter to a smart coil as if it were a passive coil.

05 / Questions about Dual Ignition Module

Questions about Dual Ignition Module

Does two-channel mean any two-cylinder engine is compatible?

No. Coil type, ECU output, trigger polarity, dwell control and thermal design determine compatibility.

Can a maximum coil current be quoted now?

Rated current is not confirmed. Check module type, current and dwell limits before matching coils.