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Transmission Wiring Harness
Putting underhood wiring back in Zane's 71. Turbo 400 transmission. Two wires go to the kickdown on the transmission. In the same bundle, but branching out, is 3 wires going to a flat white two plug. Wire colors are blue, brown, brown white. The two browns go to the same terminal.
I cannot figure out where this plug is supposed to go. Any ideas? 2nd question, Starter has two wires, purple and yellow. Purple is start, yellow appears to go back to gauge cluster. Is the yellow just a power feed? Why does it go to the starter. My problem is the starter I have does not have the post for the yellow wire. Can the yellow wire just go to a power feed? |
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I replaced the engine harness with one from Brothers for an HEI. There is no yellow for the coil in the wiring harness. I see now where the pink wire for the HEI goes to the terminal where the yellow wire connected in the factory harness. The yellow at the starter must branch off the pink at some point. Guess I will cap the yellow by the starter.
Thanks for the help. Any one have an idea where the flat plug goes out of the trans? |
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The trans kick down switch is a separate harness. Can be purchased or easily fabricated.
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Pictures would probably help identify the wires.
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The wiring for the trans is all connected to the two relays (I think that is what they are) on the driver side firewall. The three wires from the flat plug all connect to one or the other relay.
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Pictures. One of the two relays on the firewall. One of the plug. One of the green wire with no end on it, which is another mystery. Green is in same wiring group going to "relays". I don't believe these are a relay. Two plugs on one, three on the other.
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Those relays and associated wiring are apart of the TSC, Trans Spark Control.
Many people just delete them. |
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