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The stinger gives out one signal at a time in sequential order 1,2,3....... The stock ignitor needs the correct combination of one or two simultaneous signals, so a single signal per ignition event will not properly communicate with the stock 7mgte ignitor.
The way the diode circuit is wired it converts the one signal per ignition event (from the stinger or 8860) into the correct combination of 1 or 2 signals that the stock 7mgte ignitor needs to operate correctly.
The only wires used for the stock ignitor are IGT, IGA, IGB and i believe you can wire the stock tach to IG-, IGF is unused, and then B+ gets switched 12V.
The stinger gives out one signal at a time in sequential order 1,2,3....... The stock ignitor needs the correct combination of one or two simultaneous signals, so a single signal per ignition event will not properly communicate with the stock 7mgte ignitor.
The way the diode circuit is wired it converts the one signal per ignition event (from the stinger or 8860) into the correct combination of 1 or 2 signals that the stock 7mgte ignitor needs to operate correctly.
The only wires used for the stock ignitor are IGT, IGA, IGB and i believe you can wire the stock tach to IG-, IGF is unused, and then B+ gets switched 12V.