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Here is what I found so far:
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Posted by Diana JH on May 19, 2007 at 18:15:48 from (71.51.127.61):
In Reply to: my every four month visit posted by Diana JH on May 19, 2007 at 11:40:09:
OK,
I finally took the dash apart so I could see exactly where things are going.
On the regulator, the middle wire (gray)should go to the instrument panel...and it does....BUT!
The diagram says REAR VIEW of panel and looking at the amp gauge from a rear view, this wire should be on the right along with the black wire that goes to the solenoid control switch at the ignition. The Red wire that goes from the left on this gauge goes to the solenoid switch. These wires are switched!
The gray and the black wire are on the left and the red wire is on the right.
Also, The black wire coming from this amp gauge to the back of he ignition is bald and frayed and ready to crack right behind the ignition key socket where it attached.
Lastly and I am not sure at all about this;
On the solenoid the two main posts. One goes to the starter motor, which is correct. I question the other one though. From the looks of the diagram, there is the fat red wire that goes to the amp gauge and it does. On this same post there is an approximate 2g wire going to a small "thing" attached to the solenoid. Not sure what this thing is but this cable goes to it and then the positive cable comes from that post on this thingy and goes to the pos on the battery. It kind of reminds me of an upside down fuel pump casing.
My diagram says post on solenoid to battery, not to this thingy.
I still have more looking to do but it is getting too dark.
Glad to hear your ideas so far and what IS this thingy on the solenoid????
Thanks!
Diana
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