Ignition switch wire decoding
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Ignition switch wire decoding
My wiring diagram is illegible in this section...could someone please help with what color the starter solenoid wire, ignition, batt+ and ground wires are behind the ignition switch?
Thanks team!
Thanks team!
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Hmmm...how about this....the wiring to the ignition switch splits into two groups...one group has 2 heavy-gauge red batt+ wires, one black wire which is apparently Ignition, and one which is violet and apparently accessories/instruments/computer.
The second group has a 6-headed plug. I have the ignition switch all apart now, so I can't properly test so could anyone help determine which wire is to the starter solnoid? That's the one I need...
thanks!
The second group has a 6-headed plug. I have the ignition switch all apart now, so I can't properly test so could anyone help determine which wire is to the starter solnoid? That's the one I need...
thanks!
#3
John,
Best I can tell its:
Two Red heavy 4mm wires = +12V permanent in
1.5mm green = +12v when key out (feeds parking lights)
2.5mm red/black = first position key in (radio on?)
2.5mm violet = accessory switched line (X) to relay R33
2.5mm black = "15" line to ignition coils...and relay R11 to switch other circuits
2.mm yellow = "crank" to starter relay...
Hope that helps some.
Clive.
Best I can tell its:
Two Red heavy 4mm wires = +12V permanent in
1.5mm green = +12v when key out (feeds parking lights)
2.5mm red/black = first position key in (radio on?)
2.5mm violet = accessory switched line (X) to relay R33
2.5mm black = "15" line to ignition coils...and relay R11 to switch other circuits
2.mm yellow = "crank" to starter relay...
Hope that helps some.
Clive.
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Hmm. I can't seem to get continuity between the batt+ lines and the yellow "crank" wire in any ignition cylinder position. Is that yellow 2.5MM wire out to the plug on the front firewall in teh 6-prong plug position # 6 definately "start" or crank?
My fuse box doesn't indicate any fuse or relay for the starter. Any guesses?
Thanks!
John
My fuse box doesn't indicate any fuse or relay for the starter. Any guesses?
Thanks!
John