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- 1971 Conv; 1 of 17; 351C, 2V, Auto
On a previous post I asked for assistance in wiring my 3 center console gauges.
The following link was suggested as reference. This seems to be the general procedure found on the internet.
http://www.mustangsandmore.com/ubb/RichPajzerGauges.html
I would like to properly define and photograph the Ammeter wiring procedure while wiring my ammeter and document this for our website.
The problem is that I am currently stuck at the section below. If someone who has already done this on their car can guide me though this section I could finish my installation and properly note the procedure.
b]"Remove the yellow fuseable link wire from the starter solenod."[/b]
My questions are
1. Since I don’t have a Yellow Fuseable link, what are the alternative colors for this?
2. Where does this fusable link go to? I have a Red fuseable link that goes to the Alternator and a Green fuseable link with a white wire that goes to the front lights wire loom.
3. Which one should be spliced?
Any help would be appreciated.
The following link was suggested as reference. This seems to be the general procedure found on the internet.
http://www.mustangsandmore.com/ubb/RichPajzerGauges.html
I would like to properly define and photograph the Ammeter wiring procedure while wiring my ammeter and document this for our website.
The problem is that I am currently stuck at the section below. If someone who has already done this on their car can guide me though this section I could finish my installation and properly note the procedure.
b]"Remove the yellow fuseable link wire from the starter solenod."[/b]
My questions are
1. Since I don’t have a Yellow Fuseable link, what are the alternative colors for this?
2. Where does this fusable link go to? I have a Red fuseable link that goes to the Alternator and a Green fuseable link with a white wire that goes to the front lights wire loom.
3. Which one should be spliced?
Any help would be appreciated.