wiring
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Car: 1987 TA
Engine: 350 stock/twecked
Transmission: 700r4
wiring
OK,
I got the motor in and everything hooked up the carb, fuel lines , exaust-ext-- i removed the tpi computer and the wirring to the tpi from the car.
now here is the challenge when I turn the key on I have no power to my heating and air unit or fuel pump. I do have power to all the lites, radio-tape, and the coil. The fueses are good.
whats up with this 1987 TRans AM, I want it to go to paint so I can cruz it!
thanks in advance
rick
I got the motor in and everything hooked up the carb, fuel lines , exaust-ext-- i removed the tpi computer and the wirring to the tpi from the car.
now here is the challenge when I turn the key on I have no power to my heating and air unit or fuel pump. I do have power to all the lites, radio-tape, and the coil. The fueses are good.
whats up with this 1987 TRans AM, I want it to go to paint so I can cruz it!
thanks in advance
rick
Re: wiring
Originally posted by Rick King
OK,
I got the motor in and everything hooked up the carb, fuel lines , exaust-ext-- i removed the tpi computer and the wirring to the tpi from the car.
now here is the challenge when I turn the key on I have no power to my heating and air unit or fuel pump. I do have power to all the lites, radio-tape, and the coil. The fueses are good.
whats up with this 1987 TRans AM, I want it to go to paint so I can cruz it!
thanks in advance
rick
OK,
I got the motor in and everything hooked up the carb, fuel lines , exaust-ext-- i removed the tpi computer and the wirring to the tpi from the car.
now here is the challenge when I turn the key on I have no power to my heating and air unit or fuel pump. I do have power to all the lites, radio-tape, and the coil. The fueses are good.
whats up with this 1987 TRans AM, I want it to go to paint so I can cruz it!
thanks in advance
rick
Your heater/AC blower fan is powered by a big red wire off the TPI's engine harness, which you removed. You'll need to find the connector on the blower fan harness, and get a fused 12VDC feed to it.
-Kevin
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