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> Reverse lights... tranny question, 2 pin connector to?
yarin
post May 7 2005, 08:11 PM
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There is a 1/2 demolished connector on the tranny going nowhere. I need backup lights on this car.

Does this 2 pin connector run to the 4 pin connector on the relay board in the engine compartment? If not where does it go? I've got one empty connection on the relay board. Its the T one on the rear left corner of the car.

Does anyone have what I need? Thanks
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post May 7 2005, 08:26 PM
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QUOTE (yarin @ May 7 2005, 06:11 PM)
Does anyone have what I need? Thanks

i suppose your car has carbs? the connector you describe is for the FI brain connection ...

the 2 wires from the tranny go into the harness and then through the large connector on the back of the relay board.

usually, there's nothing wrong with the circuit or wires, it's usually the connector in the tranny that brakes.
they're fairly cheap and easy to replace ...

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