Hot wiring a 6 conversion, A rusty crusty one followed me home |
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Hot wiring a 6 conversion, A rusty crusty one followed me home |
mr914 |
Dec 3 2012, 01:40 PM
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A 6 conversion followed me home this year
Now it's time to start fiddling with it and get it to start History Converted in mid 80's buy reputable shop Owner also owned a custom car audio shop and used 6 as demo vehicle At one time had 12 speakers, multiple amps, f/r radar, hidden radio, alarm, dozens of switches Getty dash PO sent it to body shop - sat inside for years PO went bankrupt - shop pushed out back - outside.... Body Shop went under - sold to 944 guy who thought he could restore a 914.... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif) Pedals frozen, most recent PO sprayed WD-40 or equivalent and stomped on the pedal.. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lol-2.gif) instant Fred Flintstone brakes (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lol-2.gif) The good... Getty dash 2.2-2.4 w webers. Local shop that worked on it in the 80s said the PO kept coming back for more power. Cams etc... Factory tank in red/pink primer Has a quick 6 mount Appears to be factory oil lines Current state I drug the car home Unseized the webers Pulled the gas tank Changed the oil and cranked it a few times without turning the ignition on Now it's time to get it to fart. With the ignition on, I have no voltage to the coil. I can't locate a cd box to mds ignition. Just an alarm horn where the cd box would be. The car needs pans, longitudinal s on both sides and I'm not going to fix the body... Any suggestions on how to fire the engine without fiddling with the other electronics in the car? Can I just run a wire from the pos post of the battery to the coil and fuel pump and use a remote starter? Or do I need to jumper it at the relay board? Attached thumbnail(s) |
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