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> 3.0 to 914 6 wiring questions, just a few wires
rgalla9146
post Jul 8 2021, 07:48 AM
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I have a 911 SC engine harness that I want to modify to install its engine in my GT project.
The car has complete working 914 6 engine and chassis harnesses.
I have already eliminated all the SC fuel injection circuits and want to create a simple
plug-in engine harness for the 6 pin CD ignition and internal regulated alternator.
There are two wires on the CD unit I need advice on.
The 12v power is best sourced at what pin out of the relay board ?
The black/purple (tach pulse) goes to what pin into the relay board ?
The blue wire out of the alternator (charge light) goes to what connection on the relay
board ?
I'd rather keep the 6 relay board.
The coil, starter and oil press/temp are pretty well settled.
TIA
Anyone ?


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Mark Henry
post Jul 8 2021, 02:36 PM
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Just re-read the post, you may need two harnesses if using the factory CDI location. One to run to the relay board and the other from the dizzy (and possibly the coil) to the front of the battery tray.
My set up with weber carbs and MSD is done this way and it's very quick disconnect.
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