Reply to "cut wire identification"

Donny DotsonMember

Sorry I was being lazy. Using a volt meter I have identified the blue wire with the faded black strip is the tach trigger wire. The red wire goes to one side of the ballast resistor. The white wire is hot when the ignition switch is on. I do believe the white wire is OEM because it disappears into the unmolested part of the harness. I haven't figured out what the remaining blue/blk stripe wire is or where it goes. Can somebody look at there 71 and see what color wire that connects to the A/C compressor ?

8/6/219:18 AM

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