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Old Aug 21, 2022 | 01:22 PM
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Wiring help

I have an 88 firebird that I converted to carbureted. Pulled out the ecm and wiring harness. Now I’m not a wiring guy so this is where I need some assistance.

this is the switch panel that I bought.
I need to wire an in-line fuel pump, torque converter lock up and radiator fan as well as the ignition on the button. I want the main switch on the left to power and kill everything.
how do I go about this?
I have a fuse panel that I mounted under the hood so all of these switches have fuses. Do I draw power straight from the battery to the main switch and then to the fuse panel and then everything from there?
please help!!!
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Old Aug 21, 2022 | 01:27 PM
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Re: Wiring help

Why not just use the original system? Why "fix" something that isn't broken?...
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Old Aug 21, 2022 | 01:37 PM
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Re: Wiring help

So this car died a few years ago that’s one reason I pulled out the fuel injection and converted it. I checked all of the possible reasons why it could have died including the weird chip keys and bypassed the anti theft and ignition. And nothing. So I had a guy help wire it and he had robbed power from one of the wires that was part of the ecm harness and that’s gone now. So I’m starting from scratch
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