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which wire does that single spade under the fusebox go to?

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Old 04-02-05 | 07:48 PM
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i'm also missing a wire under the fusebox. just realized that. the three prong connector, right under the 30A "head' fuse. what the hell happend to that wire?

it's the one right under my f-ed up thumb...
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Old 04-02-05 | 08:37 PM
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ok, i have 12v at the black and green wire, but i don't have 12v at the B/W wire....
Yeah! We're getting somewhere now.

The Main Relay needs to be pulled in. The black/white wire does this WHEN the key is turned to ON.

There IS one fuse b/t the ignition switch and the Main Relay. It is called the ENGINE fuse and is in the crew compartment. There is a picuture of the fuse box and lables in the FAQ thread on this second generation site.

Either we're back to the ignition switch and the BLACK WIRE or the ENGINE FUSE is blown OR the fuse is not being fed from the engine bay.

If the fuse is good.....I'd go look at the black wire at the ignition switch. The black wire that is in the same plug as a black/white wire. A foot or so below the ignition switch.
Old 04-02-05 | 09:04 PM
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alright, the fuse is a-ok. so i guess i'm back at the black wire...
Old 04-02-05 | 09:30 PM
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Works like the attached jpg
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Old 04-02-05 | 09:50 PM
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A very simple test: Leave your key in the house. Go to the car. Put the meter's positive lead on (or just touch) the large battery feed wire on the alternator. Put the negative lead on a known good ground. YOu should have battery voltage when you do that. Did you? It's tied into the black wire that goes to the ignition.
Old 04-02-05 | 09:56 PM
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wow.... wow!!!!

HAILERS, YOU'RE A ******* GENIOUS! the car turned over!!!(just a little bit. dont wanna start it yet)

so simple, yet so far away. can't thank you enough man....
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