Where are these electrical connectors?
10-02-03, 06:47 PM
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Where are these electrical connectors?
I'm trying to wire up this electronic 6-port system per the instructions found on fc3s.org but I can't seem to find the connectors that he's talking about (PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR EXCERPTS). Actually I think I've found one (the little black bullet connector) but it's being used by something. ANY HELP?
brock - 89rx7 N/A
EXCERPT:
Find the Coil right next to the battery, and look for a little black bullet connector stemming from the white connector area. This is a connection for the RPM switch.
Step Three: Find the Electrical connector for the AAS [auto adjust suspension] system. This can be found on the Driver side shock tower, and it is a 6 plug design[white connector], with only 4 actual metal connections inside. You are going to use the one that has the arrow pointing to it. Diagram is the same orientation as in the car.
This is a switched 12 volt source, also needed by the RPM switch.
brock - 89rx7 N/A
EXCERPT:
Find the Coil right next to the battery, and look for a little black bullet connector stemming from the white connector area. This is a connection for the RPM switch.
Step Three: Find the Electrical connector for the AAS [auto adjust suspension] system. This can be found on the Driver side shock tower, and it is a 6 plug design[white connector], with only 4 actual metal connections inside. You are going to use the one that has the arrow pointing to it. Diagram is the same orientation as in the car.
This is a switched 12 volt source, also needed by the RPM switch.
10-02-03, 07:18 PM
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The 12 volt Ign source can be used at the Left Shock Tower. Their Is a 6 pin Harness Plug that Is fitted In all 7's. This Is used for the Automatic Adjustable Suspension, should this feature have left the factory with It. If you have the Harness Plug, minus the plug leading to the Shock Tower, solder a 1/4 spade connector to the wire and plug It In the opposite side of the push tab of the Harness connector otherwise, just splice In to this wire. This will now turn on when your Ignition Is on.