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Hello!
So I recently picked up a 1985 Ford bronco 2 2.8l v6 as more of a project vehicle I can learn from. Either way, used to run, but now it doesn't after I gave it a tuneup lol
so I'm trying to track down what got it not starting, So, I've checked for spark on sparkplugs got em, got compression, and fuel, air shouldn't be an issue.
either way, I took a closer look at a few components and noticed a loose wire from the ignition coil, looking at the diagram, it looked like a positive wire that's probably controlled by the ignition switch, I'm just trying to track down where this wire belongs, it looks like the previous owner had it taped to a stripped wire, and it fell off, but I'm not sure.
Either way, I'm hoping someone can give me an insight or possibly a picture of where this wire should belong.
the stripped wire is the one I am suspecting it was tapped to before it slipped off whatever.
the severed or loose wire from the ignition coil.
where I suspect the loose wire was taped too on the exposed wire.
wires close to the ignition coil.
wiring diagrams believe its the Red light green wire from the coil
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Ignition Coil wire severed
