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Wiring clean up to starter
I am installing a new wiring kit in my 67 and curious what others have done to cleanly install the wiring to the starter. I get the battery wire, but what about the wire to the fuse panel etc., how did you run it?
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You might ask a moderator to move your thread to the pickup side. There are way more eyes over there. :lol:
Also what engine are you running? Mine is still as the factory did it except for the battery cable which due to the headers I believe is routed differently. |
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Yeah, I may if it doesn't get much traction here. Thanks for the idea!
350, stock ram horn manifolds. |
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I used the American Autowire kit,
S Post of the solenoid is purple wire basically is the keys wire B Post of the solenoid is both Main Battery and Power from alternator On the distributor Pink goes to battery tab and White goes to Tach on distributor tab |
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Any pictures of how you ran it? Do you like how it looks vs the need to keep the pathways clear of headers / manifolds? |
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I had my knee replaced on Monday, it’s gunna be a while however, as soon as I’m Mobile again I’ll take and send some
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Ouch! Hope things went well and wishing a speedy recovery :)
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Do you have the stock plastic wire loom channel that goes across the top of the firewall? The wires run from the bulkhead connector through that channel and down the center of the firewall and over to the starter solenoid. |
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I'm talking about the wire from the fuse block/ignition switch to the starter solenoid. (should be a Purple wire) And the coil wire from the solenoid to the stock coil if it has one. (Yellow Wire) Here are a couple of threads on the subject. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=439088 https://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vbo...d.php?t=843536 . |
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Right, I was thinking wrong. Thanks for the help!
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