disconnected Muncie wire
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From: Como Lake - Italy
disconnected Muncie wire
Hi folks
It's ages I don't post messages here..
I noticed this green cable disconnected, it looks like it was connected to the shift rod of the tranny, of course 1972 4 spd.
I will clean the linkage and try to figure it out better.
Do you even know what's that cable for?
Thanks
It's ages I don't post messages here..
I noticed this green cable disconnected, it looks like it was connected to the shift rod of the tranny, of course 1972 4 spd.
I will clean the linkage and try to figure it out better.
Do you even know what's that cable for?
Thanks
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From: Forked River NJ
If the wire is green there should be a pink one with it. This is for your backup lights. It is connected to the trans and a small rod attaches to the reverse shift arm. There may also be a single black wire attached to the 3/4 shift arm. This is for the emission system on a 72.
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From: Forked River NJ
The one your arrow points to is for the single black wire. The is for the emission system. It tells the system you are in 4th gear and to allow vacuum advance. Very primative system and very few worked well most have been long disconnected. The pink and green wire are for your backup lights. They should go towards the back of the trans and into a switch that connects to the rear most shift arm (reverse arm). If your backup lights are wroking then they are connected. If not you have some work to do. 
