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iafrate 11-23-2018 05:43 PM

power wires
 
I did the series II swap to III and I have almost everything back together and I got it started today but I have a power wired that I have no clue where it goes. its one of the ones that come off the positive of the battery, one goes to the starter I have the black wire going to the fuse box but I one left over that I'm lost where to put it.

peterpar 11-23-2018 07:35 PM


Originally Posted by iafrate (Post 729473)
I did the series II swap to III and I have almost everything back together and I got it started today but I have a power wired that I have no clue where it goes. its one of the ones that come off the positive of the battery, one goes to the starter I have the black wire going to the fuse box but I one left over that I'm lost where to put it.

Help me out here, what is a series II to III swap? Are you saying the positive battery cable has three conductors coming from it? Most late models will have a conductor to the starter solenoid, another to the underhood fuse box and last one to the alternator.

iafrate 11-23-2018 09:31 PM


iafrate 11-23-2018 09:32 PM

I took an engine out of a 2006 Buick which has a series III 3.8 in it. Anyways the black wire goes to the fuse box, one of the red goes to the starter and I have one more red wire, the alt is already connected and running. The wire has a ring connected at the end so it bolts down somewhere

peterpar 11-23-2018 10:15 PM

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Not sure how you have the alternator wired, but here's are several drawings from the 1996 Camaro Service Manual showing the battery cable terminations. There should be a cable from the large stud of the alternator to the positive post of the battery in order to recharge the battery.

iafrate 11-24-2018 12:14 PM

Ok yeah I see what you are talking about now, thank you!


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