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Every electrical diagram you will ever need is at www.panteraplace.com

Go to - Technical - electrical diagrams - then pick your area.

They were put together by SOBill Taylor and are hosted by Mike Dailey on his website.

Bookmark panteraplace - you will use it over and over.

This diagram is for early cars, but the late cars still use the same blue/black wire.

Keep in mind the signal generated by the new system may not be compatible with the Pantera tach. You may need an adapter. Generally it is the MSD 8920

Larry

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