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> a few questions, 3 to be exact
grasshopper
post Jul 13 2005, 07:50 AM
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ok, first question. i know there is a black wire, red wire and yellow wire that go to the starter. the black go to the battery-correct? yellow to the switch-corret? and red...where do that wire go?? second question. how do i remove the black ring that goes around the guages and is right on top of the glass...do they screw off?? and last question. what is this mirror and is it worth anything?? Thanks


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post Jul 13 2005, 04:41 PM
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QUOTE (grasshopper @ Jul 13 2005, 06:22 PM)
That leaves one more that must attach to the smaller connection which on this starter is a screw on. I have seen one that was ganged up with the heavy + from te battery.

i just don't know how it's done in a /4.

in SOME cars, the +post on the starter terminal is used as the connection from the alternator. that's how it works on my 911, where the alternator is at the back, the starter is in the middle, and the batteries are in the front.

so look to see if that's possible - if it goes to (comes from) the alternator. be very careful - you are dealing with huge amp sources, none of this stuff is fused, and crossed connections can be expensive at best, downright hazardous at worst.

maybe if we keep bumping this topic to the top, someone who KNOWS /4 electrics will be able to help you.
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