
Originally Posted by
C-22
I forgot to mention one small drawback. The EDIS module and its sensor count the teeth on the trigger wheel. This poses a slight problem when starting the engine with a hand crank. When you crank the engine and it is not a full revolution of the crank, and the module has not yet found the position of the crank based on the missing tooth. The crankshaft of the engine can, and usually does, roll slightly backwards at the end of a crank pull from piston compression. I think this may cause the module to lose its place, since it counts the teeth based on the missing tooth. So what I do to get it started, after it has already been primed with the choke, is to crank it twice slowly being careful to not let the engine roll backwards at the end of the crank pull, then on the third crank pull it starts to fire and run.