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Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 5:36 pm 
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Anyone know which colour wire is the 12V constant power, Accessories power and On Ignition Power on EF i6 ignition key switch?

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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 7:45 pm 
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Just found out that the Yellow wire is the ignition wire

Any idea which is the accessories and constant?
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 7:48 pm 
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I think the Red/Dark Green might be accessories power as the Ford manual shows it going to the HEGO on the Fuse Link Box, it also runs to a power Relay, Radio Supp, Camshaft Sensor and Ignition Module.
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 9:30 pm 
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Just get a multimeter and probe each pin with key off, acc, and ign.

 

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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 11:41 pm 
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Just get a multimeter and probe each pin with key off, acc, and ign.


Not gunna work, there's no battery in the car amoungst other things.
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Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 12:09 am 
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Just get a multimeter and probe each pin with key off, acc, and ign.


Not gunna work, there's no battery in the car amoungst other things.


lmao, well, that's not going to work is it? :D

 

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Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 12:44 am 
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Volume 3 diagram 21-2-3.

IGN:
ACC:
Constant:
Start:

Let's see your answers. Yellow isn't IGN by the way. Red/green isn't ACC either.
The more practice you get, the better you'll be.

 

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Just get a multimeter and probe each pin with key off, acc, and ign.


Not gunna work, there's no battery in the car amoungst other things.


lmao, well, that's not going to work is it? :D


Can always figure it out based on resistance! :)

 

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Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 1:34 am 
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Volume 3 diagram 21-2-3.

IGN:
ACC:
Constant:
Start:

Let's see your answers. Yellow isn't IGN by the way. Red/green isn't ACC either.
The more practice you get, the better you'll be.


I know in my ED yellow was constant. I assume that would be the same in EF/EL, but I can't remember what was what since I did remote start.

 

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Actually, that would be a good exercise for you TWR.

Identify what each wire is by resistance check (without using a wiring diagram).
Then verify them by using the reference from your shop manuals I've listed above. Then post back here.

So put your thinking cap on . . .
You'll learn more from that than just asking us point blank what everything is.
I don't mind giving you hints - but you need to make an effort though.

 

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Yellow - Constant from battery
yellow/red - ignition
black - ground
yellow/blue - acc
red/black - start

I think there's also a green wire but I don't have this connected on my little project
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Yellow - Constant from battery
yellow/red - ignition
black - ground
yellow/blue - acc
red/black - start

I think there's also a green wire but I don't have this connected on my little project


Awwww, you ruined all the fun! :(

 

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Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 3:06 pm 
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ahh who was to say I was right or wrong, considering I have melted many wires in my car :) btw what is that green wire for?

While I'm at it I don't know what type of drug they were smoking in the 60's but it certainly dictated how they put their wiring together. I have the unique problem of my left hand indicator coming on when the parking lights go on but the wiring for the indicator is completely isolated from the parking light circuit.

And I still have a "leak" in the system somewhere coz the battery is slowly draining away *sigh* :x
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ahh who was to say I was right or wrong, considering I have melted many wires in my car :) btw what is that green wire for?

While I'm at it I don't know what type of drug they were smoking in the 60's but it certainly dictated how they put their wiring together. I have the unique problem of my left hand indicator coming on when the parking lights go on but the wiring for the indicator is completely isolated from the parking light circuit.

And I still have a "leak" in the system somewhere coz the battery is slowly draining away *sigh* :x


Ah, fun fun. lol

 

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Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 4:41 pm 
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{USERNAME} wrote:
Volume 3 diagram 21-2-3.

IGN:
ACC:
Constant:
Start:

Let's see your answers. Yellow isn't IGN by the way. Red/green isn't ACC either.
The more practice you get, the better you'll be.



Oooo! I didn't see that one! I've been staring at 21-2-7 trying to work it out! Cheers.

BK-Y (Black-Yellow) must be accessories power as it goes to cigarete lighter and radio.
Yeloow must be constant as it goes t0 the exterior lights which can be turned on whenc ars off and to the hazard lights.
Red-Dark Blue must be start as it goes to start and charge systemn.
Leaving Red-Dark Green for the ignition.
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