Jeep introduced electronic ignition systems in the early 1970s, with significant advancements occurring around 1974. This transition aimed to improve engine performance and reliability, moving away from traditional breaker-point ignition systems. By the late 1970s, electronic ignition had become standard in most Jeep models.
1978
The Wrangler (TJ) has always had electronic ignition. The CJ would have swithced to electronic in the mid 1970's.The Wrangler (TJ) has always had electronic ignition. The CJ would have swithced to electronic in the mid 1970's.
1973
Ford was making the switch to electronic ignition on the 300 straight 6 during the production of the 1974 model year Ford truck
Need to know what year the vehicle is and is it still a points car or is it electronic ignition.
I believe that in the early 1970's this was the case, with a few exceptions.
There aren't any points in a 86 Honda. By that year they were all using electronic ignition systems.
No there is no points distributor for that year. Courtesy of the Garage Guru Consultant.
It depends on the year of the vehicle, whether it's throttle body injected, electronic ignition...
General Motors stopped using points distributors in 1974 when they began transitioning to electronic ignition systems. This shift aimed to improve reliability and efficiency in their vehicles' ignition systems. By the late 1970s, most GM vehicles had fully adopted electronic ignition technology, phasing out the traditional points system.
A wiring diagram for a Ford Festiva's electronic ignition distributor typically includes connections for the ignition coil, power supply, and ground. The ignition coil is connected to the positive terminal of the battery, while the negative terminal connects to the distributor. The distributor sends the spark signal to the ignition coil via a wire, and the ignition module or control unit regulates the timing. For specific wiring details, consult a repair manual or wiring diagram specific to the model year of your Festiva.
Yes. '76 is the first year of the final CJ model. Same setup (frame and body) went into the '80's.