Unfortunatly im working with one of those harnesses that does not have wire colors but all wires are white lol. Some wires have readable numbers some are trace em down kinda operation. Yesterday i went wire by wire completly through my interface harness and identified and labled every wire.Try it out with lights first that will definitely tell you if diodes are needed to stop any backfeed.
Looking at one schematic it doesn't show numbers for the Jake wires in the head. It gives a red wire as activating two solenoids and a blue wire for the remaining center cylinder. I hope that helps.
Yea thats pretty cool it has the spade connectors. I dont know why it wouldnt work!These have a very convenient package, 6 amps IIRC. Is that enough for your application?
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There was a thermostat control valve on the engine that sensed engine temp and would apply air to open or close depending on temp. They also had a cylinder in the air conditioning hoses that wouls open them when the air conditioner was on. They really were a great system!Of course the answer why they can't have shutters today is that aftercoolers and condensers need full air flow at all times. Those huge hazmat placards can block a lot of air. Move them to the bumper and the fan runs a lot less.
How did the shutters work in that case? How did they interact with the thermostat?
So basically ground out the wire from the ecm? Or do you mean the plug from the coolang level module? I dont have a module but they are pretty cheap on ebay.You should be able to short the coolant sensor plug and keep it happy.