Wiring does not match the diagrams
Quote from Mwintm1 on October 2, 2020, 3:52 amHi
I have a secondhand Go EFI 300002
The previous owner assures me it was running fine before removal
The loom was cut just after the fuses. The problem I have is that the wiring doesn't match the diagrams.
I have a small red wire with a fuse, fat yellow wire with fuse, fat orange wire with fuse and small blue, white, yellow, black.
It works ok when I connect red and fat yellow to Bat, blue to ign -ve, white to ignition on but thats nothing like the instructions. Do the wires change colours at the connector ?
HELP
Hi
I have a secondhand Go EFI 300002
The previous owner assures me it was running fine before removal
The loom was cut just after the fuses. The problem I have is that the wiring doesn't match the diagrams.
I have a small red wire with a fuse, fat yellow wire with fuse, fat orange wire with fuse and small blue, white, yellow, black.
It works ok when I connect red and fat yellow to Bat, blue to ign -ve, white to ignition on but thats nothing like the instructions. Do the wires change colours at the connector ?
HELP
Quote from Pete165 on June 11, 2021, 9:40 pmDid you ever get any answers? I'm trying to figure out what the small red wire with the 15amp fuse is for.
Did you ever get any answers? I'm trying to figure out what the small red wire with the 15amp fuse is for.
Quote from ajax-1947 on June 12, 2021, 1:43 amI am away from home, when I wired mine some time back there was something amiss with the drawing that I can't remember, but I am sure red with fuse is permanent power to keep the memory in the icu, goes direct to battery.
I am away from home, when I wired mine some time back there was something amiss with the drawing that I can't remember, but I am sure red with fuse is permanent power to keep the memory in the icu, goes direct to battery.
Quote from ajax-1947 on June 12, 2021, 1:53 amWith my answer above, it is a thick red that goes to battery, it depends on what system you have, a thin red may be a/c, to signal when it turns on.
With my answer above, it is a thick red that goes to battery, it depends on what system you have, a thin red may be a/c, to signal when it turns on.
Quote from Pete165 on June 12, 2021, 10:19 amThanks ajax I really appreciate you taking the time to reply. I did see elsewhere that the thin red wire is the a/c signal wire so that confirms what you said. I'm chasing a stalling & no-start issue on my dad's dual-quad setup and I'm beginning to think that he did not wire it correctly and/or there is a grounding issue. I'll be digging into it more on Monday but I just wanted to say thanks again!
Thanks ajax I really appreciate you taking the time to reply. I did see elsewhere that the thin red wire is the a/c signal wire so that confirms what you said. I'm chasing a stalling & no-start issue on my dad's dual-quad setup and I'm beginning to think that he did not wire it correctly and/or there is a grounding issue. I'll be digging into it more on Monday but I just wanted to say thanks again!
