Wiring diagram/ground points assistance (86)
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Ok as many of you probably know I am trying to get a 81 with an 86 back to life and it is having some issues, I have been told again and again check the grounds so I went to the factory manual and decided to look
I found this on the engine page
and I have verified that I, II, III, XI, VIII, IX, V, VI, VII are all getting good ground, HOWEVER, I cannot find for the life of me XII, and X, I cant find any other referance to them in the manual, nor can I find where they are on the car, does anyone have any suggestions?
also when reading the factory manuals there are a couple things I dont follow,
arrow #1 points to the 14 pin connector by the jumping post, where can I find the rest of the wires for it? this is 1 point I need to check,
arrow #2, what are those bridges refering too? it says Ks1, what does this mean?
TIA Colin J
I found this on the engine page
![](http://www.geocities.com/cjensan928s/928/TS/ground.jpg)
and I have verified that I, II, III, XI, VIII, IX, V, VI, VII are all getting good ground, HOWEVER, I cannot find for the life of me XII, and X, I cant find any other referance to them in the manual, nor can I find where they are on the car, does anyone have any suggestions?
also when reading the factory manuals there are a couple things I dont follow,
![](http://www.geocities.com/cjensan928s/928/TS/wiring.jpg)
arrow #1 points to the 14 pin connector by the jumping post, where can I find the rest of the wires for it? this is 1 point I need to check,
arrow #2, what are those bridges refering too? it says Ks1, what does this mean?
TIA Colin J
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XII is right on the side of the head, towards the front. Go to drivers side of the car and find your shock mount, look straight across and to your left from that. Not a real easy one to see and even harder to clean.