OK, I see some issues. I have made some notes Highlighted in Blue below where I see discrepancies.
MOD 4 BROWN / WHITE . 4 BROWN / BLACL / YELLOW STATOR MOD 4 BROWN / YELLOW . 4 BROWN / BLACL / YELLOW STATOR
MOD 3 BROWN / BLUE . 3 BROWN / BLACK / BLUE STATOR This is correct
MOD 2 BROWN / YELLOW . 2 BROWN / BLACK / BLUE STATOR The Stator wire for this connection should be Brown/Yellow.
MOD 1 BROWN / BLUE . 1 BROWN / YELLOW STATOR The Stator wire for this connection should be Brown/Blue
NOTE: According to your wiring above, it appears that you have 2 Stator wires that are Brown/Black/Blue for cylinders 2 and 3. You should have one that is Brown/Black/Blue, and one that is Brown/Blue. Getting these two wires mixed up won't hurt anything, however, I believe it may affect the output voltage from the stator. This is because if these two stator wires (Brown/Black/Blue and Brown/Blue) are reversed, one end of the stator winding is hooked up to the first CD Module and the other end to the second CD Module.
CD4 WHITE / GREEN . 4 WHITE / BLACK / GREEN TRIGGER4 This is correct
CD4 WHITE / RED . 4 WHITE/ BLACK / RED TRIGGER 4 This is correct
CD3 WHITE / ORANGE . 3 WHITE / BLACK /ORANGE TRIGGER 3 This is correct
CD3 WHITE GREEN . 3 WHITE / BLACK / GREEN TRIGGER 3 My manual shows colors as follows: CD3 WHITE/YELLOW 3. White/Black/Yellow TRIGGER 3
CD2 WHITE / GREEN . 2 WHITE /BROWN / GREEN TRIGGER 2 This is correct
CD2 WHITE / RED . 2 WHITE / BROWN .RED TRIGGER 2 This is correct
CD1 WHITE / ORANGE . 1 WHITE/ BROWN / ORANGE TRIGGER 1 This is correct
CD1 WHITE/ GREEN . 1 WHITE / BROWN GREEN TRIGGER 1 My manual shows colors as follows: CD1 WHITE/YELLOW 1. White/Black/Yellow TRIGGER 1
Based on what I see, I would guess that your trigger is probably wired correctly. There is a wire color discrepancy with the first trigger winding going to each module, but I've seen some mistakes with the aftermarket manuals, so at this point, I would say that it's probably OK.
The wiring on the stator is suspect. Take a closer look at the Brown/Black/Blue wires and see if one of them is actually Brown/Blue per my note above. Some of these components are pretty old, and the wire colors often fade or change hue due to age. Yellow fades to white, or white changes to a yellowish hue etc....