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amave2008 
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Posted: January 21, 2010 at 11:33 AM / IP Logged  
So i installed a gps tracking device for my dealership that sells buy-here-pay-here vehicles, and all i needed was the starter wire ( yellow ) 12v ( red ) and ignition ( pink ) .
I looked up the location of these wires and the12volt.com site had them listed as ignition harness.
I went and checked voltage at the red wire and got nothing, i also checked the yellow wire ( starter ) and had a 12 volt drop when turning the key to run, so i figured i had the correct wire for the starter. When i snipped it and tried to start to see if the starter would engage, well , it did?
did i get the correct wire? or is there another yellow wire at the ignition harness?
any help is greatly appeciated!
howie ll 
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Posted: January 21, 2010 at 11:41 AM / IP Logged  
Sorry but that's why we tell people to test!
The constant should read 12v+ all the time, the ignition should read 12v+ on turning the key and whilst cranking,the starter wire should only read 12v+ during cranking.
amave2008 
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Posted: January 21, 2010 at 11:46 AM / IP Logged  
yeah i figured that. problem is these people are always in a rush. this site is awsome in that it gives you the color wires and locations, but i did run into multiple color wires from the wiring harness location.
i was able to locate a 12v constant, and there was only one yellow wire at that harness, so i was confused as to why it would still start after snipping it...
oh and as a rule of thumb, most constant 12v and starter wires are of a thick gauge , correct?

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