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| avidfanjpl |
 Jul 30 2010, 12:10 AM
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Then splice in an appropriately heavy wire gauge, crimp on a new female, wire it up, and see if she starts.
AFTER you bolt the coil down. Good luck! John |
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| ONTHEGRIND |
Aug 2 2010, 10:59 AM
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Ok so added new wires to the two I found burnt only aproxx 4 inches of wire I am about to go and pick up a new coil but need to make sure I get the wires back on the coil in the right place the I have four wires two coming from the relay board I belive number 6 blk/purp. number 7 blk/red
and two coming from the igniton box which is a allison 700 box one red and one black red and black twist I am guessing this is positive ? black and purple negative ? from the ignition box red positive and black negative? can anyone confirm this ? |
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