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This Executive Order approved the specified parts on on February 20, 1975.
As of Monday, October 21st, 2024 this Executive Order has not been overturned or superceeded.

Approved Parts

Part NumberModels
8205 82061974 and older Ford and GM vehicles, EXCEPT those with OE electronic ignition

This Executive Order may be listed as:
  • C.A.R.B.E.O. D-49
  • Executive Order 49 / D49
  • ARB # D-49
  • Executive Order No: D-49
  • C.A.R.B. No. D-49
  • Resolution D-49
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D-49 Document:

CARB_D-49

State of California AIR RESOURCES BOARD EXEGUTIVE ORDER D—49 — Relating to Exemptions under Section 27156 of the Vehicle Code SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. "SEARS PENSKE CAPACITIVE DISCHARGE ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEM, NO. 8205" "SEARS PENSKE BREAKERLESS CONVERSION KIT, NO. 8206" Pursuant to the authority vested in the Air Resources Board by Sect1on 27156 of the Vehicle Code; and Pursuant to the authority vestedinthe undersigned by Section 39023 of the Health and Safety Code; IT IS ORDERED AND RESOLVED: That the installation of the "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition System, No. 8205" and "Sears Penske ~ Breakerless Conversfton Kit, No. 8206" systems manufactured by Auto Start/ Systematic, Inc., 547 North Wheeler Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55014 and marketed by Sears, Roebuck and Co., Pacific Coast Buying Office, Dept. 733 P.C.B., 900 South Fremont Avenue, Alhambra, California 91802, having been found to not reduce the effectiveness of the required motor vehicle pollution control devices and therefore, are exempt from the prohibitions of Section 27156 of the Vehicle Code for the following applications : (1}) The "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition System, No. 8205" can be installed on all 1974 and older model— year vehicles except those vehicles originally equipped with a breakertless or electronic ignition system. (2) The "Sears Penske Breakerless Conversion Kit No. 8206" can be installed on all 1974 and older model—year Ford and General Motors Corporation vehicles equipped with 8 cylinder engines except those vehicles originally equipped with a breakerless or electronic ignition system. The. electronic circuit of the 8205 system consists of a power transformer, capacitors, resistors, diodes and a silicon controlled rectifier. The 8206 system consists of a magnetic pick—up unit, E.D.M. module, and the 8205 system.— This Executive Order is valid provided that installation instructions for this device will not recommend tuning the vehicle to specifications different than those listed by the vehicle manufacturer. Changes made to the design or operating conditions of the device as originally submitted to the Air Resources Board for evaluation that adversely affect the performance of the vehicle‘s pollution control devices shall invalidate this Executive Order.

"SEARS PENSKE CAPACITIVE DISCHARGE ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEM, NO. 8205 "SEARS PENSKE BREAKERLESS CONVERSION KIT, NO. 8206" EXECUTIVE ORDER D—49 Marketing of this device using an identification other than that shown in this Executive Order or marketing of this device for an application other than those listed in this Executive Order shall be prohibited unless prior approval is obtained from the Air Resources Board. This Executive Order does not constitute any opinion as to the effect that the use of this device may have on any warranty either expressed or implied by the vehicle manufacturer. THIS EXECUTIVE ORDER DQES NOT CONSTITUTE A CERTIFICATION, ACCREDITATION, APPROVAL, OR ANY OTHER TYPE OF ENDORSEMENT BY THE AIR RESOURCES BOARD OF ANY CLAIMS OF THE APPLICANT CONCERNING ANTI—POLLUTION BENEFITS OR ANY «ALLEGED BENEFITS OF THE "SEARS PENSKE CAPACITIVE DISCHARGE ELECTRONIC IGNITION SYSTEM, NO..8205 AND SEARS PENSKE BREAKERLESS CONVERSION KIT, NO 8206" DEVICES No claim of any kind, such as "Approved by Air Resources Board" may be made with respect to the action taken herein in any advertising or other oral or written communication. Section 17500 of the Business and Professions Code makes unlawful, untrue or misleading advertising, and Section 17534 makes violation pun1shab1e as a misdemeanor. Sections 39130 and 39184 of the Health and Safety Code provide as follows: "39130. No person shall install, sell, offer for sale, or advertise, or, except in an application to the board for certification of a device, represent, any device as a motor vehicle pollution control device unless that device has been certified by the board. No person shall sell, offer for sale, advertise, or represent any motor vehicle poliution control device as a certified device which, in fact, is not a certified device. Any violation of this section is a misdemeanor." "39184. ~(a) No person shall install, sell, offer for sale, or adver— tise, or, except in an application to the board for accreditation of a device, represent, any device as a motor vehicle poliution control device for use on any used motor vehicle unless that device has been accredited by the board. No person shall sell, offer for sale, adver— tise, or represent any motor vehicle pollution control device as an accredited device which, in fact, is not an accredited device. Any violation of this subdivision is a misdemeanor." Any apparent violation of the conditions of this Executive Order will be sub— mitted to the Attorney General of California for such action as he deems advisable. Executed at Sacramento, California, this .9) téday of February, 1975. WILLIAM SIMMONS Executive Officer

State of California ATE Resources BOARD Staff Report January 28, 1975 Evaluation of the Sears, Roebuck and Co., "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition System, No. 8205" and "Sears Penske Breakeriess Conversion Kit, No. 8206" for Compliance with the Require— ments of Section 27156 of the California Motor Vehicie Code Introduction ‘Sears, Roebuck and Co., P;;;figvégast Buying Office, Dept. 733 | P.C.B., 900 South Fremont Avenue, Alhambra, California 91802 has submitted an application requesting an exemption from the-pqo- hibitions of Section 27156 of the motor vehicle code for the "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition System, No. 8205" and "Sears Penske Breakeriess Conversion Kit, No. 8206" (Reference Exhibit A). Yehicle Code Secfion 27156 profi}bi%s the :ifista11ation of any device or mechanism which reduces the effective— ness of the emission control system. The Air Resources Béard has been granted the authority under this vehicle code section to exempt devices from this prohibiiion if a finding shows the device does not reduce the effectiveness or performance of the emission control system. The applicant is requesting the installation of the 8205 system on all 1974 and older model—year vehicles equipped with conventional point system and the 8206 system on 1974 and older model—year Ford and General Motor Corporation vehicles equipped with an eight cylinder engine and a breakerpoint type distributor.

Evaluation of the Sears, Roebuck and Co., "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition System, No. 8205" and "Sears Penske Breakerless Conversion Kit, No. 8206" for Compliance with the Requirements of Section 27156 of the California + Motor Vehicle Code ' January 28, 1975 II. System Description The 8205 system is a capacitive discfiarge system which is installed into the ignition system. The 8206 system replaces the breaker— points with a magnetic pick—up unit and requires the use of an E.D.M. modulTe and the 8205 system. Both systems are manufacturéd for Sears, Roebuck Co. by'Afito_5£%rt/5ystematics, Inc., 547 North Wheeler Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55104.; Exhibit 8 shows the electrical schematic and installation instructions for thg device. The 8205 system consists of the triggering, energy transfer, storage and discharée circuits, After the discharge circuit is activated, saturation of the transformer within the C. D. unit is accémplishéd. This energy is transferred from the transformer secondary through two rectifiers to a storage capacitor. The storage‘andvdischarge circuit releases this energy to the primary side of the ignition coil. When the distributor points open, this causes the silicon controlled rectifier to stop current flow to the ignition coil which causes the spark plug to fire. For the 8206 syétem a magnetic—pick—up is mounted in place of the distributor points. This unit consists of a coil core and a permanent magnet. The coil core is placed near the existing dis— tributor cam lobe. When the high point of the cam moves passed the coil core, a signal is generated which is transferred to the E.D.M. modutle. The modute amplifies and filters the signal by producing

1> cpesavieveun;gndrge Etectronic Ign1t1on System, No. $205" and "Sears Penske Breakerless Conversion Kit, No. 8206" for Compliance with the Requirements of Section 27156 of. the Ca11forn1a Motor Vehicle Code . January 28,‘1975 a square~wavelsigna1 which is identical to the signal caused by point opening. This square—wave signal is sent to the triggering circuit of the capacitive discharge system. Acéording to the applicant, these systems are designed to reduce servicing of the ignition system by decreasing the numberof tuneups. III. System Evaluation The Air Resources Board staff‘s evaluation of these two devices _ was based on a consideration of the method used to mount the magnetic—pick—up unit and the electrical output of the devices. The vehicles used in this test program are described below: Vehicle I Make and ModeT—Year 1974 American Motors Ambassador | Station Wagon ' .Engine : 360 Cubic Inch Disp1acement Carburetor . Two Barre1 Transmission ~ Automatic Emission Control System AI—EGR—EM Vehicle II Make and Model—Year ~ 1974 Pontiac Grand Prix Engine 400 Cubic Inch Displacement Carburetor _ Four Barrel Transmission Automatic Emission Control System EM—EGR

Evaluation of the Sears, Roebuck and Co., "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition System, No. 8205" and "Sears Penske Breakerless Conversion Kit, No. 8206" for Compliance with the Requirements of Section 27156 of the California Motor Vehicle Code _ January 28, 1975 Since the magnetic pick—up unit used on the 6M Delco distributor application is held down by two cotter pins, it was necessary to determine if this installation was adequate to prevent lateral | movement of the magnetic pick—up unit. The device was installed on the Pontiac per the installation instructions. This yehicle was driven several times on thé“dy;;m;meter using the Hot CVS—1 driving .procedure. After completion of the testing, a feeler gauge was .used to méasure the gap between the cam lobe and the magnetic pick—up. The magnetic pick—up did not move during the test. The next set of tesis consists of measuring the electrical output of the device. The following table summarizes the results of the baseline, No. 8205 and No. 8206 systems. Centrifugal Spark Advahce — {Crankshaft Degrees) 1974 Pontiac | 1974 Ambassador Engine RPM Baseline 8205 8206 Baseline 8205 8206 Idle > 0 o o o o 0 1000 o . 0 0 6 5 5 1500 8 _8 8 13 13 13 2000 11 12000 12 is 15 15 2500 13 140 0 14 18 18 18 3000 | . 16 16 16 21 20 20

Evaluation of the Sears, Roebuck and Co., "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition System, No. 8205— and "Sears Penske Breakerless . Conversion Kit»No. 8206" for Compliance with the Requirements of Section 27156 of the California Motor Vehicle Code January 28, 1975 Vacuum Spark Advance — (Crankshaft Degrees) Vacuum (in Hg.) 1974 Pontiac 1974 Ambassador Baseline 8205 8206 Baseline 8205 8206 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 €o000 l C c 0 2 .2 2 10 2 2 2 12 12 12 15 17 170 >0 170 15 15 . 15 20 > 0 19 19 19 °o0 s 80156 0 s Spark Duration . (Microseconds) ‘ Engine. RPM 1974 Pontiac 1974 Ambassador ' Baseline 8205 8206 — Baseline 8205 8206 o 1200 0 2so 0_ 230 1300 > 2200 _ 220 1200 1200 230 230 _ 1200 220 220 2000 ‘ 1200 230 230 1200 220 220 3000 1200 230 230 ©900 220 220 Rise Time (Microseconds) Engine RPM 1974 Pontiac . 1974 Ambassador Baseline 8205 8206 Baseline 8205 8206 Idle "60o _ 25 20 . 25 50 30 30 1200 60 25 25 50 30 30 2000 60 25 25 50 30 30 3000 60 25 25 50 : 30 > 30

Evaluation of the Sears, Roebuck and Co., "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition System, No. 8205" and "Sears Penske Breakerless Conversion Kit, No. 8206" for Compliance with the Requirements of Section 27156 of the California . Motor Vehicle Code January 28, 1975 Secondary Voltage Available (Kilo volts) Engine RPM 1974 Pontiac ‘ 1974 Ambassador Baseline $205* 8206* Baseline 82058206 Idle 28 40 40 29 30 31 1200 <ore 467 T 7 49 30 31 31 2000 . 30 : 40 40 31 32 32 3000 25 40 40 29 31 31 *bata questionable, reading too high maybe due to reading errors or mal— functioning oscilloscope. Secondary Voltage Required (Kite volts) Eflflllfiifgfll_ Baseline lgzgfigggzlig— 8206 ABase1inengé—%%%%ééégggfibs OIdle —© 14 14 14 14 12 12 1200 15 14 ~ 4 14 13 13 ©2000 — 10 10 9 u0 10 13 10 10 3000 9 o9 3 1 10 10 The above results generally show changes in spark duration, rise time, ‘and secondary available voltages when the device tests are compared to baseline. The 7% increase in avaflable voltage is within a range not considered detrimental to the O.E.M. fgnition system. Likewise the reduction in spark duration to 220 u sec. is not expected to cause a measurable affect on exhaust emissions. The increase in rise rate and voitage level generally means a higher intensity spark will be pro— duced. The above results indicate the insfa?lation of the 8205 or 8206 systems would not have any significant effect on the emission control system. £

Evaluation of the Sears, Roebuck and Co., "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition System, No. 8205" and "Sears Penske Breakerless Conversion Kit,No. 8206" for Compliance with the i Requirements of Section 27156 of the California Motor Vehicle Code . January 28, 1975 IV. Conclusion and Recommendation The staff believes the installation of these two devices would not reduce the effectiveness of the emission control system. Therefore, the staff recommends that Sears, Roebuck and Co. bev granted an exemption from the prohibitions of Section 27156 for the Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition Unit, No. 8205 and Sears Penske Breakerless Conversion Kit, No. 8206 for the following app]icationsé | 1. The "Sears Penske Capacitive Discharge Electronic Ignition 'systeh No. 8205" can be installed on all 1974 and older model—year vehicles except those vehicles originally equipped with breakeriess or electronic ignition system. ( 2. The "Sears Penske Breaker]éss Conversion Kit No. 8206" can be instailed on 1974 and older model—year Ford Motors and General Motors Corporations vehicles equipped with. eight cylinder engines except those vehicles originally equipped with breakerless or electronic ignition system.

i 20 — age 1 of 1 19 Exhibit A Page 1 0 Application _' : i Sears, Roebuck and Co. paciFic coast suvings orrice . Beof FERPLE 800 south FREMONT AVENUE 7 LW B6e, ° ALMAMBRA, CALIFORNIA si802 November 18, 1974 Mr. Robert Weis ‘California State Air Resource Board 9528 Telstar El Monte, Ca11forn1a 91731 Dear Mr. Weis: Enclosed are completed application forms, Owner‘s Manual and write—up covering the Sears #8205 Capacitive Discharge Electronic Iqgnition Unit ‘and #8206 Breakerless Conversion Kit. 20. Along with these papers are samples of the two . ~ items for your evaluation and testing. If you need anything else to complete your eva1uat1on, "please call me at (213) 576—4186. If you have any technical questions regarding these units, please contact Andy Kuehn at Systematics Inc., 547 North Wheeler Street, St. Paul, Minnesota §5104. His phone number is (612) 645—5529. I would greatly appreciate your he1pin getting these —, items tested and approval granted as quickly as possible. They have been pulled off sale from our — catalogs and retail stores and we are anxious to resume sales. We were unfortunately lead to believe by someone in another department of the California State Government that no approval was needed on products of this type. Very truly yours, 27 k Hattersley 5. CH:adm ’ oC cc: Kingisey Macomber, A1r Resources Board : Andrew Kuchn, Systematics, Inc. Roger Stam, D/628 D. J. Goerke, D/156—28, LACO R. Varie, D/733PCB

INSTALLATION . Exhibit B Page 1 of 16 TOOLS NEEDED: STEP 1 CAPACITIVE DiscHARGE IGNITION: o Screw Driver mount AMPL!FlER\ Drill with 9/64" bit 3/8" Hex and 11/32 Hex Nut Driver or Pliers for coil terminals Pliers for battery cable Wrench as required for battery terminals. INSTALL STEP | SYSTEM NOTE: . A. The CAPACITIVE DISCHARGE IG— NITION can be used only on a 12 volt negative ground electrical system. Observe battery polarity to prevent damage to this system. B. If both STEP 1 CAPACITIVE DIS— CHARGE UNIT and STEP II BREAK— ERLESS CONVERSION KIT are to be installed together, it is recom— .mended first install the STEP 1 unit fully, and test system with conven— ~ tional points before installing STEP I1 BREAKERLESS SYSTEM. {1) LOCATE IGNITION AMPLIFIER. Locate mounting area near front end of 2o enging well, preferably on front cross— * member to one side of radiator, or on side of engine well—locate on metal surface if possible. Amplifer unit may be mounted in front of radiator if wire cable is fully protected in passing through front panels of engine well. (Never cut and splice cabling). Always mount unit where air can flow to the unit. (2) MOUNT AMPLIFIER. Logate position so that wires will be near Drill three 9/64" holes. Mount with self— bottom of unit. . tap screws provided. Do not distort base; Use Amplifier as template, mark location partially flatten mounting area if steeply for three screws. curved,

Page 2 of 16 (3) ROUTE CABLE TO COIL. . Route along existing cabling if possible; Keep wires away from hot manifold. protect from sharp surfaces or objects. Keep cables away from moving linkages. Do not cut this cable. (coil up excess wire near Amplifier if necessary}. AMPLIFIER DiISTR. WIRE (4) FASTEN WIRES TO COIL. CONDENSER (a) Remove wires from POS. (+ or BAT} terminal of coil. Fasten Retainer with WHITE wire terminal to POS. (+ or BAT} post on coil. Screw down firm— 1y. Be sure condenser wire is removed from coil. {b} Fasten: in—car wire {removed from POS. post including exposed con— denser wire if used) to Orange wire screw on Retainer. Tighten securely. NOTE: DO NOT comnect any con— ‘denser wire to coil POS. (+ or BAT) post. (c} Remove wire from NEG{(— or DIST) terminal of coil. Pasten Retainer with GREEN wire terminal to NEG. (— or DIST}) post on coil. Screw down firmly. (d) Fasten in—car wire {removed from NEG. (—or DIST} post of the coil) to BLUE wire screw on Retainer. Tighten securely. NOTE: /f the coil position causes Coil Har— mess or Retainer to press against nearby obstructions, loosen coil bracket and rotate Lcoil. Retighten coil bracket. . JUMPER . Retainer screws MUST always point outward, away from top of coil. UNIT HARNESS

Page 3. of 16 NOTE ON FORD IGNITION: Ford coil connections may be push—on connections. VOLKSWAGEN These connectors may be pressed onto the BLUE and ORANGE wire screws on the Retainers. Use 10—32 nut and #10 lockwasher on coil terminals. * NOTE ON VOLKSWAGEN IGNITION: VW coil terminals usually have blade terminals. Add Adapters to Retainer; use 6—32 screw set to mount female adapter to White and Green eyelets. Mount male v% blade adapters to Blue and Orange wire screws. Plug Retainers to coil blades; plug in—car wires to adapters on Retainers. Be sure NO in—car wire is left on coil blade. (5) ROUTE RED WIRE TO A BATTERY SOURCE. Route Red wire to a battery source nearest to battery. Here are some sug— gestions: Voikswagen Cars: DELCO (GM) Red wire may be attached to Orange wire screw on Retainer when mounting Adapters. Higher output is available if Red wire is attached to battery circuit at Voltage Regu— Iqtor or—other direct battery source. General Motors Cars: Use battery post on fender, if available, or Use battery post on horn relay, or Use output terminal on Alternator. Ford Motor Cars: Use battery post on starter (solencoid) relay (this has heavy wire going directly to POS. (+) post of battery).

Page 4 of 16 Chrysiler Motor Cars: Use battery post on starter relay, (This is large post with battery wire). STARTER BATTERY RAMBLER Rambler Cars: > Use battery output on terminal on Afternator, or Use "B" terminal on Voltage Regulator with generator—equipped cars. a ~ Other Engines: v Follow applicable suggestions noted above. « / {8) FASTEN RED WIRE. Remove one wire terminal from battery. Carefully route Red wire through existing cable loops if possible. Be sure that wire is THREAD THRU protected from sharp surfaces and is held ° CAP ———>‘ away from hot exhaust manifold. Do not press wire against any sharp metal surface. Choose short wire harness that pusH C 0_ TERMINAL _ has proper terminal for connection to battery source (one has 1/4" ring ter— inTro minal, the other has 5/16" or 3/8" ring cover terminal). insERT Remove nut from battery source. Place on ASs SHOWN short wire. Replace nut and tighten se— curely. R Thread short wire through any protective {rubber) cover that covers battery source connection. M Push onto Red wire. Be sure blade and — PLUG INTO RED WIRE SOCKET . plug mesh fully,

Page 5 of 16 {7) ATTACH GROUND WiRE. GhouNnp To BLOCK Ground wire is Green wire with ring terminal. Route this terminal to a con— venient screw or bolt on the engine block; preferred location is to the bracket at the coil or to a bolt on engine for grounding strap to the firewall. ' Loosen bolt or screw, insert ground ter— minal, retighten securely. If terminal is too large for screw, snip open end of terminal and squeeze to— gether with pliers before inserting under screw. > NOTE: DO NOT place the groundter— minal under a screw for cylinder cover, carburetor, or any boit that is normally removed for main— tenance. Volkswagen—Attach Green wire to bolt on engine block; do not ground to shroud holding coil. (8) CHECK WIRING. Trace all wires and compare to wiring schematic. ' Tape back all wires and cables from hot manifold and sharp edges. Do not route wires or cables near or over any moving linkages! ‘For high RPM ‘operation (Racing), tie back all wires and cables securely to prevent wire breakage. Use wire ties provided to hold wires in place. Be sure no connector touches any ex— posed surfaces; tape connections if necessary. Be sure battery wire connector does not touch ground. . Be sure there is no connection to coil POS. (+ or BAT} terminal except White wire of cable. When visual check is completed, restore battery cable to battery post.

Page 6 of 16 (9) TEST IGNITION SYSTEM. {a) Turn on ignition switch to "Start‘‘. DISCHARGE . If engine does not fire as it would lGNITION normally, turn off and —recheck wiring ' (b)} Check out ignition bypass. Disconnect cable at connector near Ignition Coil. Push Jumper Plug into Coil Harness Socket. NOTE: Red wire to battery is auto— matically removed for con— ventional ignition operation. {c}) Restore Ignition Amplifier: Reverse . # procedure dure in in (B) (B above . CONVENTIONAL IGNITION > . NOTE: Use Ignition Bypass whenever it is desired to operate with Conven— tional Ignition. Always use con— COIL HARNESS ventional ignition when tuning engine unless timing light and meters are protected from high discharge of this system. Ignition Bypass cannot be used with STEP 11 REAKERLESS IGNITION. » 10

. Page tZeOf 16 INSTALLATION The coil core should never touc% distributor cam. TOOLS NEEDED: CAUTION: Screwdriver The Magnetic Pick—Up Unit contains a, Wrench as required for distributor hold— powerful magnet which will attract iron down clamp. objects. DO NOT set the unit near a file or on a bench where there are iron filings. INSTALL STEP Il BREAKERLESS Filings will readily stick to the core and cause erratic firing when mounted in CcONVERSION KIT distributor. If fromn objects or filings stick NOTE: to the Magnetic Pick—Up Unit in the (A) Always install and test STEP [ before distributor. A stiff, clean fiber brush is the installing the breakeriess components. best means of flicking off filings. (B) The Magnetic Pick—Up Unit must be INSTALL AS FOLLOWS: . _mounted in the distributor at a location that will maintain the proper alignment of 1. Remove cap from distributor and remove the rotor electrode to the distributor cap rotor. electrodes. The coil, therefore, must be 2. Disconnect distributor wire from retainer mounted at the approximate location at coil. where the breaker points were removed, 3. Remove breaker point set and condenser but offset in a direction opposite to the from distributor breaker plate. direction of cam rotation. With the proper offset, the core will align with the high point of the cam where this point would be at the instant the breaker points would REMOVE REMOVE — conpEnser I ) [ BREAKER POINT REMOVE WIRE — COIL CORE POSITIONS AT FIRING 4. Use illustrations to locate Pick—Up Unit and Tie—downs. Mount Tie—downs loosely Therefore, it is impo)'tant that the Mag— in holes shown (Note: Three sizes of netic Pick—Up Unit be located accurately Tiedown are provided; choose proper for proper performance of the engine. Tiedown as noted in illustrations). 8e (C) The gap between the coil core and the sure that screw and lockwasher are ori— high point of the cam determines the ented with Tie—downs as follows: ' sensitivity of the system. The smaller the gap, the more accurate and consistent firing at low RPM; for instance, during o TIE—DOWN cranking in cold weather. The gap cannot ?fi;;;v MOUNTING be less than that allowed by the wear characteristics of the distributor shaft (wobble}, and by the possible reduction of gap with the vacuum advance system of * — _ an eccentric advance distributor (Ford). i

Page 8 of 16 5. Mount Ma§netic Pick—Up Unit in dis— LONG TIE—DOWN tributor: . A. Delco—Remy °V—8 (General Motors, American Motors, Checker and Inter— national Harvester), Swing Tie—«downs to outside. Place Magnetic Pick—Up Unit onto distributor plate by holding MEDIUM its base at cam level and dropping over TIE—DOWN ring on distributor plate. Rotate Pick— Up Unit until it is positioned with LOCATING PIN\ o respect to locating pin (a focating _ffid . protrusion) on distributor plate: {1) Clockwise cam rotation distri— butor (Chevrolet, Buick, Cadiliac) —(Vacuum advance leaves distributor case in counter clockwise direction}: ~ DELCO — CLOCKWISE ROTATION Rotate Pick—Up Unit until locating pin is touching outer stop on notch on Pick—Up Unit base. LONG TiE—DOW N A (2) Counter clockwise cam rotation @ @ snume distributor {Oldsmobile, Pontiac)— c o \1D {Vacuum advance leaves distributor case in clockwise direction)}: Rotate & & f \ 7 Pick—Up Unit until locating pin is snug in corner of notch near coil. \‘ MEDIUM TIE—OOWN Place gap depth gauge around cam. DELCO — Squeeze together to form rounded sur— face. Swing in Tie—downs, push bass plate COUNTER—CLOCKWISE ROTATION against ring and coif core against gap gauge, and tighten one Tie—«down (it may be necessary to put pressure on Tie—down to prevent rotating out during tightening}. Position and hold other Tie—down on base plate and tighten screw. Be sure base of Pick—Up Unit is flat on distributor breaker plate. Remove gauge after tightening. NOTE: (a) Distributor wire need not be removed; but it must be taped out of the way. (b) Route coil wires to where a gap is at bottom of distri— butor cap when re—installed. 12

Page 9 of 16 . Ford V—8 (Auto—Lite and Motorcraft) —Swing fong Tie«down to: outside. Place Magnetic Pick—Up Unit onto distributor plate in a position align— ing hook notch over screw hole on vacuum advance side. Install screw with lockwasher, but do not tighten. Place gap depth gauge around cam. Squeeze together to form rounded surface. Rotate coil inward until core coil touches gap gauge. Tighten screw. Swing in long Tie«down over base of Pick—Up Unit and tighten its screw {keep clearance between. Tie—down and cam). . Mallory—NOTE: Put Pick—Up Coil 77bis assembly on plate before mounting Russer Tie—downs. Grommer Remove terminal screw and insulators going through the hole in the casting. Locate coil approximately opposite to this hole. For counter—clockwise rotat— ing cam, swing coil in counter— clockwise direction until snug to brass pins. For clockwise rotating cam, swing coil in clockwise direction until swort Teoown‘ snug. Place special washer (external tooth) and stud fastener on the brass pin that is nearest the magnet. Orient the special washer to be as flat as MALLORY DISTRIBUTOR possible. Then press down stud * COUNTER CLOCKWISE ROTATION fastener with pliers, pushing down {for Clockwise Rotation—move coil to left) both sides evenly. Press down firmly. Place Tie—down over other brass pin and put in screw. Place gap gauge over mess nous anass srun soveeze ro mecease cam and squeeze. Push coil core to gap gauge and tighten screw on Tie— sreciu masnen L stee mrswsn\ down. If the base plate can be moved, press down on stud fastener with a antarts nare sncnenc~» screwdriver or pliers and retighten. more nate Repeat adjustment of coil to cam. TE .cown with stuo rastEner Thread wires through hole in casting. Use rubber sheeting to form grommet, wrap on wires next to bushing, and pull into hole with wires. 13

Page 10 of 16 6. Place coil wire terminals into plastic cover—be sure to place RED wire terminal "V" SIDE ——#~ in "V" side of plastic cover. j Push in pins until seated. The pins can be released from the plastic cover by squeez— ing in latches on terminals with a tweezer and pulling on wires.. INSERT WIRES INTO RECEPTACLE € _ Install Amplifier Module; remove resistor wire plug from cable plug near basig unit. * Place E.D.M. Module wires into plug. Mount E.D.M. in top of heat sink. — SLIP IN E.D.M. Route Grey cable to distributor. Carefully route and fasten down this cable to prevent damage by cutting at sharp edges or burning on engine block or manifold. Plug Grey cable connector into receptacle from Magnetic Pick—Up Unit. BATTERY P KEY SWITCH REMOVE DISTRIBUTOR PLUG. IN 3—WIRE HARNESS UNPLUG y ~ BALLAST WIRE PLUG sRAY wine HarNEss To MAGNETIC PICK UP wiRes COMPLETE STEP I 8. Replace rotor and distributor cap. Be sure 9. Start engine. Check timing with timing Magnetic Pick—Up wires do not touch light (do not use neon timing light). Fof rotor, or do not interfere with fit of cap. tow car manufacturer‘s instruction and set timing advance to that required. DO NOT over—advance timing from manufacturer‘s recommendation.

Page 11 of 16 S YS T E M A T I C S, . 547' NORTH WHEELER STREET / sAINT PAUL/MINNESOTA ssi04 / 813—345-5529. January 14, 1975 Mr, George Lew California State Air Resources Board 9528 Telstar EL Monte, California 91731 Dear Mr. Lew: nomnes sez I wish to thank you for the information you gave me in our phone conversation of January I9th, 4s a result we have tested the Carter Emission Reduction Kit on the bench and found that the enclosed recommended procedure does properly activate the speed sensing circuit. We reviewed the compatibility problem with the Lana (Perfect Circle) people, both in California and in Indiana, Their recoumendation was to have the user convert to the Vacuum Delay Vaive if the unit was already equipped with the electronic switch, They indicated that the electronic approach was to be limited to the initial stocks in the field, and eventually would be a minor factor in the mumber of instailations, The Vacuum approach does not need a signal from the igoition system,. However, the DANA pcople in Indiana indicated that they were preparing for their California dealers a set of instructions for dealer modification of the electronic speed switch to separate the power and tach signal so that it would be compatible with C.D, ignition, The instructions are now being printed. We discussed the recommendations they would make and prepared our insert ac= cordingly. Therefore, we are submitting the following format for instructions to be in= serted on Page 10 of the Scars' OWNERS Manual for all uhits shipped to Calife ornia. We certify that the Scears‘ Penske Capacitive Discharge Ignition Unit (28.8205) will properly trigger the Carter Emission Reduction Kit when wired per thoese instructions, As the signal used (the TACH signal from the Amplifier Unit) is available in the same form for both the 28.8205 installation and for breaker— less conversion with the 28,.8206 Breakerless Conversion Kit, we certify the compatibility for both Sears! items. . As the Vacuum Delay Valve form of the DANA RETRONOX Kit does not use an igni~ tion signal, no certification is rcqu:.red. As the Electronic Speed Switch version of the DANL RETRONOX Kit is be:mg ana=

Page 12 of 16 Mre—George Low : Page 2 - January 14, 1975 lyzed and proper recommendation being prepared by DAMA, we can certify only that we produce a signal compatible with their indicated requirements when wired as shown in their instructions and by the enclosed instructions. Please contact us if changes are required in the enclosed insert. Simcercly, SYSTEMATICS, Inc. | DTTT T ZQQ eJ Andrew Kuehn President AK/dam . Enclosure: Form No. 101 018, 1—13—75. — cc=Mr, C. Haitersley, Los Angeles

EIQTICE m ADDLILONAL ANSTRUUILUND U UALULTUDINAA £TLDGUAVLW auiwaavar anmas 2 ALL CARS 1966 to 1970: Page 13 of 'l§ CARTER EMISSION REDUCTION KIT: * Wire as followus: 1. Route kit GREEN llead wire (for Negative side of coil} to Ignition Amplifier. . _ P. Attach to TACH connection (Black Wire Stub) with a 1/4" male Faston terminall (supplied), (See illustration ELECTRONIC TACHOMETER on P. 20.) DANA RETRONOX KIT: — 1. Kit with VACUUM DELAY VALVE (5220198), noadditional wiring is necessary. When retrofitting with a Dana RETRONOX system, ask for the system with the VACUUM DELAY VALVE, 2, Kit with ELZCTRONIC SPEED SENSOR, where possible, replace Electronic Speed: Sensor with Vacuum Delay Valve (Part No. $2B0198 — available from Dana dealer). NOTE: If your engine requires the Electronic Speed Sensor due to limitations in vacuum porting, have DANA dealer modify the Electronic Speed Switch assembly per Dana instructions; wire original wire for coil to the Orange wire screw of Retainer at coil; wire added tach signal wire to TACH terminal at the Ignition Amplifier (do NOT wire to COIL + as noted in the Dana instructions). ‘ Form No. 101 018 1—13=75

REPAIR PARTS Page 14 of 16 STEP 1—CAPACITIVE DISCHARGE IGNITION UNIT—MODEL No. 243—8205 satteny | (RED wiRe) coil + (WhITeWing) (GageN wine) COHL — L kew swiTck tIGN) {Drange Wire) TACH c (Black) 11 [ EXT. PLUG #18 BALLAST O £20.M;|. onwuge —_—* as L is" Your ce R19 14 813 L"—I cimcurt ~ 190 9e anpcirien pase assemauy 3 O— ) wore: miis circurs covenen or us, rarthc ho 25e00 pista, POINTS J !':::::IBNIGAH rartnt ho sr678 ano Orven msents (Blue Wie) ~ Key No. Part No. Description Key No. Part No. Description T1 100 858—X« TRANSFORMER (Selected) * R5 100 143—6.8M| RESISTOR —6.8 meg ohm 1/2 W—10% 01 100 708—X TRANSISTOR (Selected) * R6 100 143—2.2K RESISTOR — 2.2K ahim 1/2 W — 10% 02 180 900 SCR ASSEMBLY R7 1090 143—33 |—RESISTOR—33 ohm 1/2W—10% 03 100 937—1 TRANSIST OR — NPN R8 100 143—680 RESISTOR—880 ohm 1/2 W— 10% Or 100 754 TRANSISTOR — PNP R9 100 143—4.7K RESISTOR—4.7K ohmn 1/2 W —10% a5 100 937—2 . TRANSISTOR — NPN R10 100 143—1.5K] RESISTOR — 1.5K ohm 1/2 W — 10% R 1 100 650—X +| RESISTOR — 15 W — (Selected) * R11 100 143—10K RESISTOR — 10K ohm — 1/2 W— 10% 0 1 100 844 RECTIFIER — 18A — 50 PIV R 12 100 143—1K RESISTOR—1K ohm 1/2 W—10% D2—D 5 110059041 DIODE — 1 a 750 PIV R 13 100 143—100 RESISTOR — 100 chim 1/2 W — 10% D 6—0 131100 5902 Di0DE— 1 a 400 PIV R 14 100 149—470 RESISTOR — 470 ohm — 1/2 W — 10% C1 100 985 CAPACITOR — 1.25 uf—400V — 10% R 15 100 143—100 RESISTOR—100 ohm — 1/2 W— 10% C2 100 712 CAPACITOR —.05 uf —400V — 10% R 16 100 143—10K RESISTOR—10K chm 1/2W—10% C3 100 810 CAPACITOR —.33 uf— 100V — 10% A 17 100 143—330 RESISTOR—330 ahm 1/2 W — 10% C4,C6 1180711 CAPACITOR—.22 uf — 100V — 10% R 18 100 143—1.5K RESISTOR — 1.5K ohm 1/2 W — 10% CB5 100 827 CAPACITOR —.01 uf— 1000V R 19 100 143—470 RESISTOR—470 ohm 1/2 W —10% C7 100 870 CAPACITOR — ELECTROLYTIC L1 100 962 INDUCTOR ASSEMBLY ~ 100 uf— 5OV C8 100 963 CAPACITOR — TANTALUM — 4.1 ut — 10 V — 20% *GIVE SERIAL NUMSER ON R2 100 143—10 RESISTOR — 10 ohm 1/2 W — 10% TRANSFORMER WHEN REPLAC— R3 100 143—18K RESISTOR — 18K ohm 1/2 W — 10% ING ANY QNE .OF THE SE R4 100 143—10K RESISTOR — 10K ohm 1/2 W — 10% LECTED PARTS (T1, Q1, or Ri}. 21

’EP I1—CAPACITIVE DISCHARGE IGNITION U’l‘—MODEL No. 243—8205 . . REPAIR PARTS 22 Page 15 of 16

REPAIR PARTS Page 16 of 16 STEP I—CAPACITIVE DISCHARGE IGNITION UNIT—MODEL No. 243—8205 20 Key No. Part No. | Description . 105 10081 covenr 20| do0sss — BASE ASSEMBLY 3 100 944 UNIT HARNESS (if separate) 4 STD §11005 | 10 x 1/2 SELF TAPSCREW (3 required) B STD 600602 6—32 x 1/4 TAPPING SCREW (3 required) 6 100 530 BLADE TERMINAL — 1/4 MALE 7 100 522 . TERMINALcoven 8 100 817 COILHARNESS g — STD 541110 10—32 HEX NUT (2 required) ~ 10 STD 551110 #10 LOCKWASHER (2 required) . 11 100 818 SHORT HARNESS — 1/4" TERMINAL 12 100 819 SHORT HARNESS — LARGE TERMINAL . "as 100834 TERMINAL COVER . 14 100 821 JUMPER PLUG pol . 15 100 841 MALE ADAPTER ~ double 16 100 836 MALE ADAPTER — single _ 17 STD 5411086 8—32 NUT (2 required) 18 100 835 FEMALE ADAPTER (2 required) & . 18 STD 510603 6—32 x 3/8 SCREW (2 required) 26 100 959 CABLE THE (4 required) i ‘ 21 100 991 BASE PLATE UNIT 32 . 100 957 FEEDBACK CIRCUIT 23| 100 961 POWER BOARD m | 100782 FUSING WIRE (1.5 in. 24 AWG Insulated Wire) 23


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