hi all, this should be simple hopefully.

 

going from ae71 auto to manual I have all the wiring sorted except the starter.

 

on the back of the firewall the black connector with about 6 wires, I thought that bottom centre

was the starter wire, do I just route that to my starter because I used a multimeter

and it still has continuity even when I don't turn the key. Then on the other side

of the engine bay near the battery there is a black and white wire, when I do continuity

between that one and the one on the black connector continuity is perfect (key to start), but I don't understand

what I have to wire to the starter. And how many terminals are there actually on the starter

do I just put 1 positive as a solenoid trigger and the other positive from the battery. because I can

see that the negative of the solenoid is bridged to the starter but don't understand how it works.

 

pretty confused, any help would be great.

 

thanks

Edited September 29, 201214 yr by easyvision

don't think you need to touch any of the engine bay or starter wiring,all you need too do is to bypass the neutral start saftey switch that is located under the cover for the auto T bar,unfortunately I can't tell you which wires these are,this you will have to sort out with a meter or a wiring diagram

don't think you need to touch any of the engine bay or starter wiring,all you need too do is to bypass the neutral start saftey switch that is located under the cover for the auto T bar,unfortunately I can't tell you which wires these are,this you will have to sort out with a meter or a wiring diagram

 

got the shifter wiring sorted, I actually can't figure out how the auto was previously hooked up for starting, it now has a manual starter, and because the receiving side of the black connector on the back of the firewall didnt even use the middle connector I just don't even know how it was hooked up, I can wire the middle conector up because the wire is there on the car harness side, but I don't know about the black and white connector near the battery.

Edited September 29, 201214 yr by easyvision

all sorted, was way over thinking it and whenever I plugged into the plug coming off + batt terminal, It was a dodgy connection.

 

cheers guys

Thats great top hear that you sorted with your problem.

Edited October 1, 201214 yr by PatriciaGetna