3g wiring/where to hook up green/ red wire
#1
3g wiring/where to hook up green/ red wire
Evreything set except for the green/red wire from the alternator, where should I hook this wire. Thanks.
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#2
I can't find the connector on the diagram but there is a two terminal connector next to the starter solenoid. It has the yellow horn wire and the other is green with a red stripe. That's where ya need to connect it.
This is my dentside but you get the idea:
And the dentside harness... same in principle. Refer to terminals B and C.:
This is my dentside but you get the idea:
And the dentside harness... same in principle. Refer to terminals B and C.:
#3
I can't find the connector on the diagram but there is a two terminal connector next to the starter solenoid. It has the yellow horn wire and the other is green with a red stripe. That's where ya need to connect it.
This is my dentside but you get the idea:
And the dentside harness... same in principle. Refer to terminals B and C.:
This is my dentside but you get the idea:
And the dentside harness... same in principle. Refer to terminals B and C.:
Is this connector that you disconnect from the voltage regulator. If you look to the left of the starter relay you will see a 2 connector with one wire #904 that is a green/ red wire the yellow wire is not shown, is that what you are talking about, thanks.
I just hooked up the yellow alternator wire to power red cable on the alternator.
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#4
Yep, that's the one.... 904. However, contrary to what the diagram says my connector ain't red. You can verify it is by trying to honk the horn with the connector unplugged.
Again, if you remove the sheathing from the original harness, you will notice that some wires are longer then they need to be and were actually double-backed against themselves before they were wrapped. I removed the unnecessary lengths (and resoldered the ends) to clean up the engine bay and simplify the harness. I already did the 3G swap in early December on my bump and it charges at a whopping 14.8 Volts.
Yeah, the yellow wire goes to battery side of the starter solenoid or it can be connected directly to the positive terminal. Your call. I prefer using the solenoid's post.
Again, if you remove the sheathing from the original harness, you will notice that some wires are longer then they need to be and were actually double-backed against themselves before they were wrapped. I removed the unnecessary lengths (and resoldered the ends) to clean up the engine bay and simplify the harness. I already did the 3G swap in early December on my bump and it charges at a whopping 14.8 Volts.
Yeah, the yellow wire goes to battery side of the starter solenoid or it can be connected directly to the positive terminal. Your call. I prefer using the solenoid's post.
#5
Yep, that's the one.... 904. However, contrary to what the diagram says my connector ain't red. You can verify it is by trying to honk the horn with the connector unplugged.
Again, if you remove the sheathing from the original harness, you will notice that some wires are longer then they need to be and were actually double-backed against themselves before they were wrapped. I removed the unnecessary lengths (and resoldered the ends) to clean up the engine bay and simplify the harness. I already did the 3G swap in early December on my bump and it charges at a whopping 14.8 Volts.
Yeah, the yellow wire goes to battery side of the starter solenoid or it can be connected directly to the positive terminal. Your call. I prefer using the solenoid's post.
Again, if you remove the sheathing from the original harness, you will notice that some wires are longer then they need to be and were actually double-backed against themselves before they were wrapped. I removed the unnecessary lengths (and resoldered the ends) to clean up the engine bay and simplify the harness. I already did the 3G swap in early December on my bump and it charges at a whopping 14.8 Volts.
Yeah, the yellow wire goes to battery side of the starter solenoid or it can be connected directly to the positive terminal. Your call. I prefer using the solenoid's post.
I noticed some of doubling up under the dash never give it any though. I hope to rewire this year, I all ready have a couple junkyard harness to work with but that's down the road. Woud be a good time loose some of that extra wire thanks for the heads up.
#7
If you don't mind me asking where did you get your mega fuse holder looks alot better tthan mine. Thanks.
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#8
Head on over to www.Delcity.net for the megafuse holder..... $8.54 each.
I reused the 3/8-inch headed screws from the now-removed voltage regulator... might as well keep it all SAE.
I reused the 3/8-inch headed screws from the now-removed voltage regulator... might as well keep it all SAE.
#9
Head on over to www.Delcity.net for the megafuse holder..... $8.54 each.
I reused the 3/8-inch headed screws from the now-removed voltage regulator... might as well keep it all SAE.
I reused the 3/8-inch headed screws from the now-removed voltage regulator... might as well keep it all SAE.
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