Rotorhead34

Apparently the microtech doesn't like nology wires. For those who don't know, nology wires have individual grounds for each wire. When I grounded these wires as I have always done before installing the microtech, everything ran smooth. I hooked-up the grounds after installing the microtech, and the engine rans like the shake of death. I called nology inquiring about this and they said they wont work together unless I cut the ground wires off. He also asked if the microtech came in a metal case. I don't know why he asked that but I told him yes and he was fine with it. He said something about noise interference with the microtech and the ground wires. Anyways, they don't work together.

rotaryengineering

Just wondering if you purchased new wires or just left the ground wires disconnected. Do you know which wires are recommended by Microtech to be used with their systems?
MSD?
Taylor?

Thanks

Rotorhead34

I haven't spoken with Jon about this. Nology simply said to cut the ground wires off. I haven't cut them off yet but probably will. Then again, maybe I'll talk to Jon first. However, any high energy wire should work fine.

FunkRider

They don't play well together. Removed them before and put them in the trash where they belong. MSD FTW.

rx72c

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Leave the microtech wires on their own with nothing else.