Help me identify/plug in this wire
07-24-15, 11:27 PM
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Help me identify/plug in this wire
(86 RX7 S4 Na)
so engine swap, yada yada sold 13b and buyer took battery hook ups and not sure if this wire was plugged straight into a connector closer to the terminal or what.. cant seem to find a way to plug it back into the fuse block.. but digitalsolo on norotors identified it as a 12v source? just confused any help appreciated
so engine swap, yada yada sold 13b and buyer took battery hook ups and not sure if this wire was plugged straight into a connector closer to the terminal or what.. cant seem to find a way to plug it back into the fuse block.. but digitalsolo on norotors identified it as a 12v source? just confused any help appreciated
07-24-15, 11:43 PM
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There should be a wire with the "other side" to that connector,which in turn connects by an eyelet to one side of the fuse block.
That wire you have shown leads to the alt/battery + harness..so ya it is 12volts that "would feed the fuse block.(provided you get the other piece of wire to connect it up)
without that you do not get any voltage to stuff like the starter and your ignition would have ZIP without that wire attached to the fuse block..so turn the key and you get nothing,..
That wire you have shown leads to the alt/battery + harness..so ya it is 12volts that "would feed the fuse block.(provided you get the other piece of wire to connect it up)
without that you do not get any voltage to stuff like the starter and your ignition would have ZIP without that wire attached to the fuse block..so turn the key and you get nothing,..
07-24-15, 11:50 PM
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There should be a wire with the "other side" to that connector,which in turn connects by an eyelet to one side of the fuse block.
That wire you have shown leads to the alt/battery + harness..so ya it is 12volts that "would feed the fuse block.(provided you get the other piece of wire to connect it up)
without that you do not get any voltage to stuff like the starter and your ignition would have ZIP without that wire attached to the fuse block..so turn the key and you get nothing,..
That wire you have shown leads to the alt/battery + harness..so ya it is 12volts that "would feed the fuse block.(provided you get the other piece of wire to connect it up)
without that you do not get any voltage to stuff like the starter and your ignition would have ZIP without that wire attached to the fuse block..so turn the key and you get nothing,..
07-25-15, 12:02 AM
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Hmm..just wondering also IF there is single connection UNDER the fuse block.I vaguely remember a single wire there too.Been a while.
You'll really have to check that out..when you are less tipsy!..
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07-25-15, 12:08 AM
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Hmm..just wondering also IF there is single connection UNDER the fuse block.I vaguely remember a single wire there too.Been a while.
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07-25-15, 11:00 AM
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Flip the darn fuse block over and check visually to see if there is a Place for that single connector.
The Main fuse is always bolted in.You would not want to start driving and have that shake loose would you?.It is a "safety feature".
The Main fuse is always bolted in.You would not want to start driving and have that shake loose would you?.It is a "safety feature".
08-09-15, 06:01 PM
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there is not a place for that connector, beginnning to think there was like an eyelit that went from other side of fuse to a connector to fit the black one but cant find any really zoomed in wiring diagrams or pics of it
any oem pics of the set up?
any oem pics of the set up?
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