Starter Interlock wiring

tsoloMember

Before you point me to the wiring diagram at The Panter Place I will say that it does not match 6512.

Now my starter interlock has a Red that then jumps to another terminal and a Red/Black. The control box under the dash has 2 Reds landed on #8 and #9. #8 does go to the starter solenoid and is somewhere connected to the Red/Black that goes to the switch. #9 goes to the ignition switch and to the switch up front. Again this is completely different than any wiring diagram I can find including the Pantera Place site.

The question is does anyone know where the wires are spliced together? To say it another way... Where is the junction point of the three common terminations in each circuit? Each termination only has one wire so they are tied together somewhere.

I'd like to be able to isolate the unused wiring to minimize the potential of future issues as I remove the starter interlock.

Steve

7/7/125:06 PM

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