What should be done during ignition module installation regarding the flywheel magnet?

During the installation of the ignition module, it is crucial to rotate the crankshaft so that the flywheel magnet is positioned away from the ignition module installation location. This step is important to prevent any accidental contact or interference between the ignition module and the magnet during the installation process. If the magnet is too close, it could lead to misalignment or potential damage to the ignition module or the flywheel, which can impact the engine's performance.

In contrast, cleaning the flywheel magnet, while a good maintenance practice at times, is not directly related to the installation procedure itself. Ensuring alignment of the magnet with the ignition module is more relevant once the module is positioned, rather than during the installation phase. Repainting the flywheel is typically unnecessary and may not be advisable, as paint can affect the magnetic properties or create thickness that could interfere with the proper functioning of the ignition components. All these points illustrate why moving the magnet away prior to installation is the most appropriate action during this specific process.