How to disable 350MAG ignition coil?

saaristo

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I’m planning to use fogging oil for winterizing my 2005 350MAG engine, simply by spraying it through the spark plug holes into cylinders. In order to not dilute the oil while cranking I need to disable the fuel pump and ignition coil. Fuel pump I know what to do, but can somebody help me figure out which connector to pull from the ignition module? Is it the one up left or the one bottom right?
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Lanyard safety kill switch at the helm should kill both the circuits in question and still allow engine to crank over…
 

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I’ve done the fogging with oil/gas mixture before, though on Pentas. But just to educate myself, why not do the direct fogging with MAG350 MPI?
There are sensor inside the intake MAP, Temp, and others depending on model. The fogging oil will coat the sensors and cause them to measure incorrectly and or fail

And a catalyst motor could even worst
 
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There are sensor inside the intake MAP, Temp, and others depending on model. The fogging oil will coat the sensors and cause them to measure incorrectly and or fail

And a catalyst motor could even worst
Little bit confused now, if I spray fogging oil theough the spark plug holes into cylinders then I’m past the intake already, the oil is smeared on cylinder walls and there are no sensors?
 

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I’m planning to use fogging oil for winterizing my 2005 350MAG engine, simply by spraying it through the spark plug holes into cylinders. In
Sorry my bad missed that point
So your planis to spray and crank with each cylinder? Spray in cylinder, crank motor and spray next. If that's the case ok, what ever you want to do
 
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