Any idea where these wires go
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The wires for the trim sender should be in the wire harness around the distrib/bell housing area. These will be the 1 male, 1 female end set.
The wires going to the pump are for the trim limit switch, not the gauge. These will have both male ends.
The wires going to the pump are for the trim limit switch, not the gauge. These will have both male ends.
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The female should hook to a male that goes to the mercathode control module ground. The other one will run to the gage on the dash for trim.
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Thanks,
I went from an efi motor to a carb motor, would this matter. i guess i really have to look around but thus far i haven't seen any loose wires..also it does not have the mercathode..can i just ground the female wire...
also if i can't locate the wire can i just run two wires from the trim sender guage down to the sender sender unit wires..how could i make this work..
thanks again
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I went from an efi motor to a carb motor, would this matter. i guess i really have to look around but thus far i haven't seen any loose wires..also it does not have the mercathode..can i just ground the female wire...
also if i can't locate the wire can i just run two wires from the trim sender guage down to the sender sender unit wires..how could i make this work..
thanks again
Q
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My cruiser didn't have the Mercathode and the wires just plugged into the harness. Take a closer look. I've seen wiring schematics showing it both ways. Not sure what the reasoning is, other than for convience since it is a ground connection.
If I recall ?????, the 2 engine side leads on mine were fairly short (couple inches only)coming from the harness.
The male end should go to a brown w/white tracer wire in harness. The female end does go to ground. So I'd say if all else you could run a single wire to gauge and ground the other lead. Judging from my manual
If I recall ?????, the 2 engine side leads on mine were fairly short (couple inches only)coming from the harness.
The male end should go to a brown w/white tracer wire in harness. The female end does go to ground. So I'd say if all else you could run a single wire to gauge and ground the other lead. Judging from my manual
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thanks again,
I was only asking , cause when i sent my harness to the engine builder, i'm not sure if he took that wire out of the harness because i can't find it anywhere...
but thanks again, just waiting for the weather to clear..and i will post some results..
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I was only asking , cause when i sent my harness to the engine builder, i'm not sure if he took that wire out of the harness because i can't find it anywhere...
but thanks again, just waiting for the weather to clear..and i will post some results..
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