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Old 01-18-2013, 03:53 PM   #4
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Re: High torque starter wiring question.

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Originally Posted by Jayschevy View Post
I just bought the truck and Yes I believe the it has HEI, so what do I do with the "R" wire?
if there is in fact a HEI dizzy installed and the yellow wire is still in place

me i'd check into weather the resistance wire has been eliminated and a dedicated 12V wire run to fire the HEI correctly

folding over and taping up and lettin things just dangel away as loose ends invites a further problem in the future when it is the least opportune time like at midnight in the middle of nowhere in a rainstorm
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