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FunWithMy911 10-10-2004 12:23 PM

One last attempt; Help me please, Control plug a mess
 
I have been hunting down a boost pressure guage problem and found a broken wire in the control plug area. I didn't take enough care with this and all the pins have come out. I have no idea which one goes where! The holes are numbered 1 - 14 could someone please please tell me which colours go where or send me a wire diagram.

Thanks

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TurboBert 10-10-2004 01:33 PM

Assuming the wiring is the same as a '78 930, then it's:

Pin-wire color
01-Yellow
02-Red
03-Green/Back
04-Green/Brown
05-Green/Yellow
06-Brown/Gray
07-White
08- Brown/Black
09-Green/White
10-Red/White
11-Blue
12-blank
13-Brown/White
14-Black/Purple and Red (two wires)

You may want to have this confirmed before you use this information.

FunWithMy911 10-10-2004 01:39 PM

Thanks much appreciated, if anyone else can confirm I would be very greatful

FunWithMy911 10-11-2004 06:47 AM

Hi Guys, Thanks to TurboBert some of the colours match, but I'm still not quite there, please I know this is a ball ache to check out, but I'm desperate to fix this up, could someone with a 911 from 83-89 preferably a Turbo, check these colours. Your help is much appreciated.

Richard

john walker's workshop 10-11-2004 08:06 AM

the ends pretty much keep their position, out of the plug, as long as you don't twist them around, so they should still be in order.

FunWithMy911 10-11-2004 12:13 PM

Hi John thanks for your input, yes I agree with you, with that and the simalarities TurboBert gave me, I've pieced it together; but it now doesn't start! Absolutely no power to the coil. So to rule out absolutely the plug I wanted to make 110% sure, before looking elsewhere. If I put a volt meter from the male, to the female with ignition on, would you expect all pins to show a reading?

By the way good luck with the Bus stop issue, keep us informed.

john walker's workshop 10-11-2004 12:22 PM

you won't find much power to the coil because it's a CD system. checking voltage with a test light is not a good idea around electronics like the CD unit. use a digital volt meter. check power at the red wire going into the CD unit. that can be done with a test light. while you were in there fixing the plug, you may have dislodged the over-rev cutoff relay, that yellow one, just above the plug. if it breaks it's connection, the pumps won't run.

FunWithMy911 10-11-2004 12:27 PM

Cheers John, will go check now, your prompt reply is much appreciated. Have to turn flood lights on out the back, as it pitch black here now!

FunWithMy911 10-11-2004 01:45 PM

Hi, Well progressed a little further, did the light test on the Red/White wire leading into the CD box and lit up when ignition was on, CD box whining away too. I then checked with a digital volt meter the brown/white and white wires on the coil - Nothing, But when brown/white and side of car there seemed something at first full votage but then only 2-3 Volts, the white wire to the car was nothing? What voltage would you expect across the coil? Would the immobilizer affect it?

The over-rev cutoff relay above the plug was fine.

Any more suggestions taken willingly.

john walker's workshop 10-11-2004 03:29 PM

you probably have spark if the CD whines. probably, so check the fuel pump fuse. 6th fuse from the windshield forward. also you should feel a vibration when the pumps run. have someone crank the key while you feel the rear pump, which is easier than the front one to get at. car in neutral please.


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