Starter wires
#1
Starter wires
I have installed a new engine(427) and need to know which terminals on the start to use. I have 4 wires going to the starter. 2 of the wires go to the big terminal on the back but I am not sure of the other two. I do have a coil so one of the wires is for that. Does any one have a pic of a starter with 4 wires hooked up? Or some wiring diagrams with the factory colors?
#2
Drifting
Here are a few pics from mine. I am not a wiring guy. But I know the larger of the 2 bolts connect the ground, fusible link wires and maybe the ignition if you have say an MSD box.
The smaller terminal which is closest to the block, is for 12v..I think... Do not pay attn to the orange wire on the smaller terminal, I use that for my bump starter when I needed to lash my valves. The other smaller terminal is not used. This is a stock starter. If you need better pics, I can get some newer images.
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The smaller terminal which is closest to the block, is for 12v..I think... Do not pay attn to the orange wire on the smaller terminal, I use that for my bump starter when I needed to lash my valves. The other smaller terminal is not used. This is a stock starter. If you need better pics, I can get some newer images.
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You have the two large wires correct.
The purple goes to the small solenoid terminal closest to the block.
The yellow goes to the small out board terminal.
http://www.vetteprojects.com/bmv/mis...tte%201968.pdf
The purple goes to the small solenoid terminal closest to the block.
The yellow goes to the small out board terminal.
http://www.vetteprojects.com/bmv/mis...tte%201968.pdf
#5
Burning Brakes
Here are a few pics from mine. I am not a wiring guy. But I know the larger of the 2 bolts connect the ground, fusible link wires and maybe the ignition if you have say an MSD box.
The smaller terminal which is closest to the block, is for 12v..I think... Do not pay attn to the orange wire on the smaller terminal, I use that for my bump starter when I needed to lash my valves. The other smaller terminal is not used. This is a stock starter. If you need better pics, I can get some newer images.
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The smaller terminal which is closest to the block, is for 12v..I think... Do not pay attn to the orange wire on the smaller terminal, I use that for my bump starter when I needed to lash my valves. The other smaller terminal is not used. This is a stock starter. If you need better pics, I can get some newer images.
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#6
Melting Slicks
You have the two large wires correct.
The purple goes to the small solenoid terminal closest to the block.
The yellow goes to the small out board terminal.
http://www.vetteprojects.com/bmv/mis...tte%201968.pdf
The purple goes to the small solenoid terminal closest to the block.
The yellow goes to the small out board terminal.
http://www.vetteprojects.com/bmv/mis...tte%201968.pdf
#7
Drifting
spdrcr29, yes good eye. It was loose but I torqued it down. These were assembly pics. I had to cut the little bracket to make it flush on the block with the BB conversion. This pic is about 2 years old. One thing I have learned is you can never take too many pics when taking something apart.
Yes, I have a MSD 6AL ign box and pro billet dizzy.
Yes, I have a MSD 6AL ign box and pro billet dizzy.