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Old 08-23-12, 08:47 PM
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random wire question

can someone help me identify this wire please.
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Old 08-23-12, 08:59 PM
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nothing important, just the power feed to the main fuse.
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Originally Posted by RotaryEvolution
nothing important, just the power feed to the main fuse.
this was exposed and touching the the body when i found it today and yesterday my car took a ****. misfiring mad hesitation and positive cable was blazing hot when i took it off to be safe. do you think that would have been the cause of it? here is the thread from yesterday.

https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generati...-help-1009284/
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^nooooo not at all related...
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Let me see..
.............................................Ya... .................
you found your problem.
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Originally Posted by misterstyx69
Let me see..
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you found your problem.
lol barkz says no and you say yes. can someone tell me what that wire does please and lets see if it really would affect it.
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Tape that part up.
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Originally Posted by drifter_xs
lol barkz says no and you say yes. can someone tell me what that wire does please and lets see if it really would affect it.
barkz is being sarcastic..lol..but in a Friendly way...Woof!
That wire comes off the battery and feeds the engine bay fuse block.It is also incorporated to the alternator wiring.
So if that wire was hitting ground,it would cause voltage drop.battery shorting(HOT positive..ouch),arcing if was just tapping on ground,etc,etc etc.
It would be like playing castanets with booster cables..zap,zap,zap.
..I know that wire well..when you rewire,remove and re-install stuff and forget that wire,you remember it..forever.
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Originally Posted by drifter_xs
lol barkz says no and you say yes. can someone tell me what that wire does please and lets see if it really would affect it.
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