Ford Duraspark Ignition Module Wiring Diagram - 1982 Bronco Wire Colors

This document is a schematic wiring diagram for a Ford Duraspark-style breakerless ignition system, showing the ignition module, distributor, ignition coil, ballast resistor, ignition switch, and battery. The ignition switch has S and R terminals; the R (run) circuit feeds through a ballast resistor to the ignition coil, while a start bypass circuit feeds the coil directly during cranking. The ignition coil is drawn with TACH and BAT terminals. The ignition module connects via two connectors: one with WHITE and RED wires going to the ignition switch/coil circuit, and one with GREEN, ORANGE, PURPLE, and BLACK wires. The ORANGE and PURPLE wires run to the stator assembly (magnetic pickup) inside the distributor, and the BLACK wire is the ignition system ground at the distributor. The GREEN wire connects to the coil's TACH (negative) side. A reader can learn the wire color functions at the ignition module connectors, how the ballast resistor and start bypass are arranged, and how the distributor stator assembly and system ground tie into the module. No year, model, engine, or part numbers are printed on the diagram itself; it was uploaded as applying to a 1982 Ford Bronco.