Wire help xs 850. No spark :(

[cafedud]

Is this the right coil order? Orange 1 , yellow 2, gray 3 ?

I have no spark on any plug . Have some confusing wires here. Totally lost. Even have the diagram

 

[cafedud]

Ps I can't figure out what the blue wire does or what I should put in the empty spot next to orange.

 

[jpdevol]

OK I will make it clearer
Number 1 coil Wires are Red/White and Orange.
Number 2 coil Wires are Red/White and Yellow.
Number 3 coil Wires are Red /White and Grey

Member @ Signal supplied the firing sequence above in another thread, the R/W wire should carry constant 12V+ and the Orange, Yellow & Gray wires supply ground intermittently via the pick-up coils/Igniter. Signal also provided a pin-out from the TCI that is different from what you show

The light blue wire supplies ground to the neutral light circuit via the neutral switch.

 

[cafedud]

Member @ Signal supplied the firing sequence above in another thread, the R/W wire should carry constant 12V+ and the Orange, Yellow & Gray wires supply ground intermittently via the pick-up coils/Igniter. Signal also provided a pin-out from the TCI that is different from what you show
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The light blue wire supplies ground to the neutral light circuit via the neutral switch.

Dang this looks like it will help a bunch thank you.

If anyone has insight on the other wires feel free to leave your mark.

 

[cafedud]

Member @ Signal supplied the firing sequence above in another thread, the R/W wire should carry constant 12V+ and the Orange, Yellow & Gray wires supply ground intermittently via the pick-up coils/Igniter. Signal also provided a pin-out from the TCI that is different from what you show
View attachment 247931
The light blue wire supplies ground to the neutral light circuit via the neutral switch.

What do you think that top left black one does?

 

[Signal]

From the diagram the top left black is the ground wire return to the battery negative .
Your other wires look to be in the correct pins, my photo is upside down to yours, might be a southern hemisphere thing.

As a tip just post subsequent questions in your original thread it keep the info together in one thread.