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The DFS Ignition for the Grizzly 700 will continuously record important engine operating parameters. This information can only

be accessed through the Dynatek CurveMaker in the Diagnostics Tab of the software (sold separately). The recorded data

includes:

Number of Engine Starts (recorded after 2.25min of run time) Histograph Bar Chart of Engine Speed VS. Time

Total Time Engine at WOT (hours) Maximum Engine Speed

Total Operating Time (hours) Time Near Rev Limit

Longest Continuous WOT Operation (seconds) Programmed Rev Limit

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting the Dyna ignition is simple. If the dashboard “Check Engine Light” is ON, or the vehicle will not start or run at

all, follow these 3 steps:

1) Disconnect the Fuel Injector Intercept connectors and reconnect the stock connector to the fuel injector,

2) Disconnect the BROWN/RED piggyback lead at the ignition coil, and reconnect the stock +12v lead to the coil positive

(this removes +12v source from the DFS),

3) Disconnect the DFS ORANGE/BLACK coil negative wire, and reconnect the stock ORANGE wire back to the ignition

coil negative.

If this fixes the problem, then the Dyna ignition should be returned to Dynatek for testing. If this does not fix the problem, then the

problem is somewhere else on the engine or vehicle. Follow the troubleshooting procedures outlined in your vehicle shop manual.

If you are using non stock spark plug, or stator, replace them with OEM units. Then follow the procedures in the calibration

section to set the Dyna ignition up to work with your vehicle. If calibration doesn't fix the problem, the ignition should be

returned for testing. If the problem persists when using the stock ignition then the problem is external to the Dyna ignition.

Examples of RPM Activated Switch wiring:

DYNATEK

164 S. Valencia St., Glendora, CA 91741 800-928-3962 www.dynaonline.com

2801402A

FUEL2

FUE

STO

FUEL4

FUEL3

DE OPEN

ROTTLE

EL MAPS

NOT SHOWN

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