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    I'm trying to redo the wires on my terminal block, In my haste to beat the weather, i didn't match them up when i took them off. The wires goto my gauges, the wires are as follows...Purple, Brown, Grey, White, and Blue. The wires i took off are mismatched from the harness so i'm not able to use them as a reference. Thx in advance....

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    Purple, Brown, Grey, White, and Blue... Typically.... purple is 12v switched ignition. gray is tach (depending on application) Blue is o'press, brown is temp, white should be larger wire ? and is likley soleniod

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    Quote Originally Posted by jetboatperformance View Post
    Purple, Brown, Grey, White, and Blue... Typically.... purple is 12v switched ignition. gray is tach (depending on application) Blue is o'press, brown is temp, white should be larger wire ? and is likley soleniod

    call if you need help Tom
    Correct, the white is larger (12ga). The others are 14ga. Can anything be damaged if i don't connect them correctly to the right wire??

    EDIT: Didn't see the schematic..thx.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoNeS View Post
    Correct, the white is larger (12ga). The others are 14ga. Can anything be damaged if i don't connect them correctly to the right wire??

    EDIT: Didn't see the schematic..thx.
    The guages can "spike" and be damaged internally and yes the white (sometimes with a yellow trace) is your solenoid "excite" wire coming from your ignition switch Tom

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    Quote Originally Posted by jetboatperformance View Post
    The guages can "spike" and be damaged internally and yes the white (sometimes with a yellow trace) is your solenoid "excite" wire coming from your ignition switch Tom
    Thx Tom....and "thatguy" for the schematic.

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    Exclamation Got another question about this wiring.....

    The 2 wires coming off the top of the alternator (white or brown, can't tell), where do they connect to on the terminal block??

    EDIT: I know now that 1 of them gets 12v, not sure about where to put the other 1. As far as i can tell it would splice into the ignition, I just need to know for sure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BoNeS View Post
    The 2 wires coming off the top of the alternator (white or brown, can't tell), where do they connect to on the terminal block??
    Depend on what?whoose Alt, typically one is an "excite and one a ground , we use "self exciting One wire alts" pretty exclusivley maybe a pic would help ? Tom

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    Quote Originally Posted by jetboatperformance View Post
    Depend on what?whoose Alt, typically one is an "excite and one a ground , we use "self exciting One wire alts" pretty exclusivley maybe a pic would help ? Tom
    I think it's a Delco...here's some pics of the top, back and front. Plus a diagram i've been looking at.
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    The back side pic is the best i could get...


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