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> Electrical Question, 12 pin cable from relay board?
jhadler
post Jun 5 2006, 12:55 PM
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Hi all,

Starting to put the final touches to the motor before finally putting it back in there. At this point, my patience has started to wear just a -little- thin. Can someone tell me, or point me in the right direction of a simple diagram, that explains what the 12 pin cable from the relay baord is connected to? I looked over the wiring diagram briefly, but it quickly became a blur of lines and rapidly degenerated into a mass of incomprehensible scribbles. I know, I know, step back and read it when the brain is clearer... But I really want to get this done in the next couple days....

Just a list of what the pigtail plugs into?

Oh yeah... '74 2.0L...

Any help?

Thanks!

-Josh2
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Dr Evil
post Jun 5 2006, 01:09 PM
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For your 74 I went to PP and looked at their diagram:
12 pin connector on relay board
1- Oil pressure switch
2-reverse light switch on tranny
3- (Nothing)
4- Other side of reverse light switch on tranny
5- Tach signal
6- Starter solinoid
7- KO power to the coil
8, 9, 10, 11- (Nothing)
12- Power to the AAR
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