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In the Haynes schematic diagrams (which may be copied from factory manuals), a wire may be indicated as 4.0 RD. "RD" ofcourse means red, but what about the "4.0". I used to think it was about amperage, but now I wonder if it is cross section in mm2. Anybody know?

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Its the size of the wire.
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Thanks Bruce. By the way, I've got your motronic mounted on my engine and it's about to go in. Problem is, I've never seen a 3.2 in a 911 and my 911 is a '77. I'm confused about some of the vacuum and other air tubing. Hopefully you can help. I'll try to post some pics later in a separate thread.
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In the Haynes schematic diagrams (which may be copied from factory manuals), a wire may be indicated as 4.0 RD. "RD" ofcourse means red, but what about the "4.0". I used to think it was about amperage, but now I wonder if it is cross section in mm2. Anybody know?
Yes it is mm^2. See the following link for converting back and forth between awg and mm^2

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