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924LUX · Joined: 03 Aug 2006 Posts: 52 Location: south wales

question peps ya know the three pin electrical connector thats located above the brake master cylinder and goes to the starter and alternator wich cable does what and were do they go on there respective components as mine sorta melted

and cant be identfied any more any help is much appreciated
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1985 Porsche 924LUX 2 ltr N/A

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Smoothie · Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 11:37 am Post subject:

Do you have the Haynes or another manual containing the factory wiring diagrams for your car? That connector will be found on the first page of the diagrams and depending on your ignition type, you should find it's labelled either "T3a" or "T2h". [Well, scratch the "T2h" - apparently the 3 in "T3a" indicates a 3-pin connector]
For "T3a" (I'm assuming an '85 Lux is wired the same as '77.5-'80 in this area - you decide if you want to assume that too.), T3a-pin(1) connects a black 1.5 size wire from starter terminal 16 to a bk/ye 1.5 wire from between the 0.4 Ohm and 0.6 Ohm ignition ballast resistors.
T3a-pin(2) connects a bk/re 4.0 wire from starter 50 to a bk/re 4.0 wire from fuse-relay panel connection "A10" (pin 10 of connector A).
T3a-pin(3) connects a black (bk) 1.0 wire from alternator terminal "D+" to a bl (blue) 0.5 size wire from fuse-relay panel "C2".
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924LUX · Joined: 03 Aug 2006 Posts: 52 Location: south wales

nice one will try it that way
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1985 Porsche 924LUX 2 ltr N/A

every cloud has a silver lining except the mushroom shaped ones in which case thats a bad thing !!!