Harlan switch question.
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Harlan switch question.
Which wires connect to what when connecting to the MEVI. There is a white, green, black, and red wire. The white is separate so I'm guessing it goes to the tach. Correct me if I'm wrong. What about the others?
Re: Harlan switch question.
Originally posted by hacim105
Which wires connect to what when connecting to the MEVI. There is a white, green, black, and red wire. The white is separate so I'm guessing it goes to the tach. Correct me if I'm wrong. What about the others?
Which wires connect to what when connecting to the MEVI. There is a white, green, black, and red wire. The white is separate so I'm guessing it goes to the tach. Correct me if I'm wrong. What about the others?
There is a single wire. In my case, it was black, but apparently your's is white. Anyway, it is a switched ground meaning it should go to one of the terminals of the dawes device solenoid.
Re: Harlan switch question.
Originally posted by hacim105
Which wires connect to what when connecting to the MEVI. There is a white, green, black, and red wire. The white is separate so I'm guessing it goes to the tach. Correct me if I'm wrong. What about the others?
Which wires connect to what when connecting to the MEVI. There is a white, green, black, and red wire. The white is separate so I'm guessing it goes to the tach. Correct me if I'm wrong. What about the others?
Wires coming out of the Harlan go like this...
Red - To "85" on relay & Positive wire on cigarette lighter connector.
Black - To negative wire on cigarette lighter connector.
White - To "86" on relay
Green - To ECU wire for coil #1 OR wherever you want to pull your RPM source from.
The wiring on the relay goes like...
"85" - To the Positve Cig lighter wire
"86" - To the white HARLAN wire
output - Vacuum device
Ground - Chassis ground (in my case, bolt on shifter plate)
From the Vacuum device...
input from the relay
and then a fused line to the positive terminal on the battery.
here is a picture of some notes that i have...

that might help in deciphering what i just said.
--Paul
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