Re-wired car, can't figure out hatch pulldown wiring!!
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Re-wired car, can't figure out hatch pulldown wiring!!
I was an idiot when I first got the car. I deciced to re-wire the entire car so I could eliminate unnecessary circuits, as well as learn about electronics. The only thing I have left is the hatch pulldown wiring. I don't have a release switch in the cab. You put the key in the cylinder on the hatch, open it, and the hatch releases as well as raises the motor. This was about 4 years ago when I cut everything, and now Im regretting it. All I have in the rear is 2 connectors on the pull down motor.
connector 1:
blue white orange brown
connector 2:
black orange brown (can't remember if that's the order or not)
That's all I have to go with. Right now the only wire I have coming from the fuse block is the red/white LID wire. I think I ended up cutting the orange wire from the ACC fuse. The thing that Im confused about though is the switch. Is there a switch made into the cylinder or something? I've looked at about 5 different wiring diagrams on here, including a couple from AllData and Mitchell's, and I still cannot seem to understand the circuitry. Can anyone possibly draw me out a diagram on how it's supposed to be? Or does anyone have a diagram for the motor with NO switch in the cab? I dont know why Im just not getting this, but I for some reason cannot seem to figure this one out. Thanks guys!
connector 1:
blue white orange brown
connector 2:
black orange brown (can't remember if that's the order or not)
That's all I have to go with. Right now the only wire I have coming from the fuse block is the red/white LID wire. I think I ended up cutting the orange wire from the ACC fuse. The thing that Im confused about though is the switch. Is there a switch made into the cylinder or something? I've looked at about 5 different wiring diagrams on here, including a couple from AllData and Mitchell's, and I still cannot seem to understand the circuitry. Can anyone possibly draw me out a diagram on how it's supposed to be? Or does anyone have a diagram for the motor with NO switch in the cab? I dont know why Im just not getting this, but I for some reason cannot seem to figure this one out. Thanks guys!
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Re: Re-wired car, can't figure out hatch pulldown wiring!!
Can someone help me out? I have no relay in the car, and come to think of it I dont remember pulling one out to begin with (car was already hacked up when I got it). I have a red/white wire coming from the LID fuse, but Ive looked at several wiring diagrams, but I cannot make sense of them, mainly because they either show a release switch (mine's only opened with the lock cylinder), or it just shows the LID fuse power and a few other wires that are unnecessary to me (5spd car, Im bypassing all the "safety" switches and such). Can anyone take a picture of the wires, or if anyone is willing can someone draw me up a quick diagram? Thanks guys, Ive been rackin my brain on this all week!
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Re: Re-wired car, can't figure out hatch pulldown wiring!!
here's a quick ms-paint I did showing how the car is now. no other wires to speak of, no relay, no switch, nothing else. Can someone connect the dots for me?
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Re: Re-wired car, can't figure out hatch pulldown wiring!!
Dude, you're getting no love here. I'll give you a bump. But I have no idea how to answer your question (I am retarded when it comes to electrical).
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Re: Re-wired car, can't figure out hatch pulldown wiring!!
thanks man, Im also talking with lonsal from TDS to see if he can help me out. But thanks for the bump!
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Re: Re-wired car, can't figure out hatch pulldown wiring!!
well damn, 53 views and no one knows...
I think I got it figured out though, nevermind
I think I got it figured out though, nevermind
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Re: Re-wired car, can't figure out hatch pulldown wiring!!
First off, that first diagram I made is slightly wrong. The brown wire on the left should be an orange wire. Here's a modified version of how it's wired up now. I ASSUME that the relay is only used when a remote mount release switch is used. In this case, I didnt have one.
I think th leftover brown wire might be for some sort of light, I havent checked power on it though, I just have it wrapped up in electrical tape for now. But I ran the motor up and down through a few cycles, no problems yet.
I think th leftover brown wire might be for some sort of light, I havent checked power on it though, I just have it wrapped up in electrical tape for now. But I ran the motor up and down through a few cycles, no problems yet.
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