ok so first off ive got an 82 242 turbo, with a stroked 2.3 in it...everything is stock...except the head and block duh. now, My buddy gave me a Mallory HyFire A6 box, part # 6852M. now, it has no instructions with it at all, but before he lost them he set in in 4cyl. mode, so thats all set...I would like to put it in the 242 but with no instructions im very lost. anyone have any ideas or anyone thats done this can you help? Ive got, black and red main batt. power wires, small purple and green wires, small red wire, larger (16guage) orange, black, yellow, orange, and white wires....so...where do they go? anyone? thanks

 

Here is the pdf instructions: http://www.mr-gasket.com/pdf/6852M_6853M.pdf
Here is a clip of the PDF:

WIRE FUNCTIONS

Power Leads

The two heavy gauge wires (14 gauge) that deliver battery voltage

to the ignition:

Heavy Red

terminal or to a positive battery junction. It could

also be connected to the positive side of the

starter solenoid.

to the alternator.

Heavy Black

Trigger and Coil Leads

Small Red

the ignition key.

Orange

NOTE: This is the only wire that makes

electrical contact with the coil positive (+)

terminal.

Small Black

NOTE: This is the only wire that makes

electrical contact with the coil negative (–)

terminal.

Trigger Wires

Ignition Control: a points circuit (white wire) or a

magnetic pickup circuit (violet and green wires).

NOTE: The two circuits will never be used

together.

White

output or to the green wire of a Mallory timing

accessory. When this wire is used, the magnetic

pickup connector is not used.

Violet/Green

to form the magnetic pickup connector. The

connector plugs directly into a Mallory distributor

or crank trigger. It will also connect to factory

magnetic pickups or other aftermarket pickups.

The violet wire is positive (+) and the green is

negative (–). When these wires are used, the white

wire is not used. Consult the chart that shows the

polarity of other common magnetic pickups

Yellow Connects to the tachometer.

 

Hey thanks a bunch, I was having a hard time finding stuff online, its in now and working perfect, now i just have to mount it and make the wiring a little cleaner (get rid of the tape) haha.

 

Sweet. Love to see some pics of your set up.