Can some one help me out. I bought a used kit and some of the tags are missing. I need to know where the small purple wire that has a small ring terminal on the end also where the pink and white wires for the coil.
CK5
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Howell efi harness
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I should have mine sometime this week so if yours is for TBI I should be able to help.
The small purple wire goes down to the starter and connects to the inside terminal on the solenoid with the big purple wire.
The pink and white wires are a small harness that connects to the ignition module and go to the coil. You can go to the dealer and buy the little harness for around $10.00. You'll need another connector for the coil as well, it has a large 12 gauge pink wire that connects to switched power. A quick trip to the salvage yard should score you a connector.
The pink and white wires are a small harness that connects to the ignition module and go to the coil. You can go to the dealer and buy the little harness for around $10.00. You'll need another connector for the coil as well, it has a large 12 gauge pink wire that connects to switched power. A quick trip to the salvage yard should score you a connector.
Thanks for the replys I will check it out hope to have it running tomorrow
Did you get it running?
Yes I did! Thanks for your help. I got it running and loaded it up and headed out of town to the St. Anthony sand dunes. The chip I had burned wasn't quite right but the power the motor has now is unreal. I talked with the programmer and I should have a new chip in a few days, hopefully that will take care of the issues I have with the timing, surging, idle quality, and hesitation. I can't wait until those bugs are worked out. I have never had my motor on the dyno but I followed the build specs from another builders motor and his made 495lbs and 404 hp.
Nice! Glad to hear you got it together and had such a good time with it.
How was St. Anthony? I'm probably headed up there in three weeks as long as the weather is nice.
How was St. Anthony? I'm probably headed up there in three weeks as long as the weather is nice.
It was great! only one small rain storm. It is amazing where you can go with big fat tires aired down to 3psi
