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Electrical nightmare. 200 1986

hello, I'm just the "new guy" with more problems than answers, but if I'm not mistaken, the black wire you're referring to is grounded on the intake manifold. I recently had to figure that problem out for myself on my 1982 CIS K-Jet. I ended up referring to one of the many engine compartment pictures that I've taken over the years. My pictures showed that the black wire was a ground wire, and that it was grounded onto my intake manifold. I am fairly certain that yours is the same issue. If it is incorrect, the worst that is likely to happen is that it won't start. I know that Art Bernstein recently posted some image files about grounding points, but I can't recall what thread it was on. If you name search for him, he will come to your rescue...he's like the AAA roadside service for this forum!






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