need help with DS2-2

My pulsar coils where bad so I bought the ds2-2 and need help please. How do you connect the factory wiring which is Blk, Blu, Yel and Red ( 4 wires ) to the ( 3 wires ) of the Ds2-2 Red, Wht ( with Blk ban around it ) and Blk ( with Grn ban around it ) I"ve tried many connection but Im missing something ( no spark ) and the Yellow wire ?
Thanks

All Dyna ignitions come with instructions, available on their website - start there and set it up.

Thank you LA
I got the information and it still does not work. I called Jeff @ z1 and still had not luck. Put the old one back in to make sure the bike is ok it fired right up but they are old. So back to the brginning.

Try calling Dyna & talk to one of their tech's, they're very helpful & they stand behind their products
Pete

I called them about a problem I had with my Dyna III and was told to throw it away and buy something new.

I'm not sure what bike we're talking about (late 650 or 750 four?), but from what I understand you're installing the DS2-2 instead of a factory electronic ignition, right?

In that case you don't need the original ignitor anymore and can disregard the original wiring (the black, blue, yellow and red are the original connections between the pulsar coils and the ignitor).

The red wire on the DS2-2 is power for the pickup coils - the red wire should connect to a switched 12V source - that is, no power on the red wire with ignition key/kill switch in off position. In the installation instructions Dynatek suggest tapping into the red/yellow wire supplying 12V to the coil primarys, but any switched 12V source will do.

The white (with black band) and black (with green band ) are the trigger wires and connect directly to each ignition coil primary opposite the red/yellow 12V supply - not sure of the colors (on my DS2-2 the black and green markings were mixed up when I got it), but whatever color the wire from the left (rear) pickup should connect to the coil firing 1/4 and the wire from the right (front) pickup should connect to the coil firing 2/3.

When my Dyna 2000 started working intermittently after it was 3 yrs. old & well beyond the warranty , they told me it sounded like there might be something wrong with the box & to send it to them so they could check it, they called back & said the box became defective & that my warranty had lapsed 2 yrs. ago, but they would sell me a new one for 1/2 price, I agreed, that was about 8 yrs. ago & haven't had any problems since then
Pete

Thanks Everyone for all the input. I did call Dynatek and they help as well.
This site has great people who are alway wiil to lend a hand. THANKS

How did they help!?? They told me my Dyna III was too old to waste time on or warrant any help and just go buy a new one... Pretty much kissed me off

missionkz wrote: I called them about a problem I had with my Dyna III and was told to throw it away and buy something new.

Sounds like you ran into a real jerk on the phone when you called them
Pete

I talk to a Scott at Dynatec> I was trying to use part of the old system to keep it clean looking, but NO!
Taik to him and had is going in about 5 minutes. Missionkz I understand you frustration, money doesnt grow on tree but I my experience was a good one. Great picture of Colorados aspen tree.