Am I correct here?
The black wire at the back of the switch is power from the battery. The red is power to the starter solenoid. The brown wire is power to the starter motor?
The black wire is always hot, the brown wire is hot in the "on" position and the red wire is hot when starting the car and not hot when in the "on" position?
Thanks,
John
Ignition switch wiring 79 2000
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Re: Ignition switch wiring 79 2000
Not if your wiring matches the wiring diagrams. Your 79 appears to be wired the same way my 81 was:
Inputs to the switch:
Black - power in to the switch
Brown - power in to the switch
Outputs from the switch:
Red - Switched power in the start position - drives the starter
Pink - switched power in the run and start positions
L Blue/Black - switched power in the run and start positions
Inputs to the switch:
Black - power in to the switch
Brown - power in to the switch
Outputs from the switch:
Red - Switched power in the start position - drives the starter
Pink - switched power in the run and start positions
L Blue/Black - switched power in the run and start positions
A.J.
1974 Fiat 124 Spider
2006 Corvette
1981 Spider 2000 (sold 2013 - never should have sold that car)
1974 Fiat 124 Spider
2006 Corvette
1981 Spider 2000 (sold 2013 - never should have sold that car)