Diagram for jackson pickup - Jackson Dk2m Dinky Electric Guitar

it you're replacing a passive pickups, you'll need to find a place for the battery (that'll be the hard part)
EMG specifies 25k pots, you might need those
plus a 'stereo' 1/4" output jack to switch the battery off when you unplug the guitar.
if you're not using the EMG routing bus (connector block thingie) yo want to wire it something like this

Jackson Catalog Archive Jackson Support

At the bottom of this page is the contact number for Jackson Support, which is the same as Fender Support. They should be able to ID the year and model from the serial number.

The best source for wiring diagrams is this link-
Wiring Diagrams Seymour Duncan Seymour Duncan

Hi....I cannot tell from the pic what pickup arragnement you have but you can use this as a reference.. Good luck

http://shredguitars.com/showthread.php?t=33955

It may be the nylon strings are not compatible with your pickup. The pickups rely on varying magnetic fields from the strings to produce the sound- nylon is not magnetic unless doped with a ferrous material.

Either find doped strings, find a way to dope them or switch back to steel.

You can check the pickups themselves indirectly with a soldering gun or tape head demagnetizer held close to them- you will hear the line frequency quite well if the pickup is working.

Open this site then download the pdf http://www.emgpickups.com/top-10-wiring-diagrams

The Fender pick up has two wires, blue and white. The Jackson has four: red, green ,black, and white.

1st. Determine the hot wire and the ground wire on the Jackson pick up and then just replace the Jackson pup with the Fender pup. White on the Fender is the hot lead and blue is for the ground. If you hook it up backwards it will be out of phase with the other pup's and will sound thin and weak when selected with either the rhythm pup or the lead pup. Of course, by itself it will sound normal because switching the wires only changes the phase of the Fender pup.
On the Jackson pup, the green and black are ground while the white and red are the hot side. Just solder the white lead of the Fender pup to the pup selector hot side and the blue lead to the ground.

From this site compare your guitar parts and pick a schematic that appears to be correct.

http://www.guitarelectronics.com/category/wiringresources/

Search this site based on how many pickups you have for a configuration matching your guitar.

Apparently some of these were 2008 models.It is possible the date code is imbedded in the serial number. That MIGHT mean it was made in Apr 2004.

You may find date codes on some of the internal parts. Thes usaull will be 2 digit year followed by 2 digit week of manufacture.