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My dad bought this cruiser with a blown motor so I pulled it. Machine shop
took some time to rebuild and I partied a few times since then. I pretty much have everything on, except for this green wire. Its in the harness with the a/c compressor and starter. Its fairly thick, I'd say 6-8 gauge solid green wire. It has an eyelet on the end, so it needs a bolt to attach it. Any clues would be greatly appreciated! |
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I downloaded the service manual pdf and hunted eagerly for the wire. I found the culprit and checked it against a neon. Turns out to be a fuseable link/wire that goes from the alternator to the starter. I would have had pics sooner, but this is a side job. So, its limited to a few hours in a week(if that). Thanks for offering though, very much appreciate it!
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