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Stupid 1969 E Question

What in tarnation does this infernal thing plug into?


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Should plug into one of the plugs on the shock bow at the front of the engine. the connectors of that type were only used on the 69.
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What in tarnation does this infernal thing plug into?

I was gonna say: The EXFERNAL thing plug, BUT

Shaun is correct....I have a '69 T and the wiring he shows is unique to '69 only...
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Ah. The problem arises when I mention I'm putting it into a '68 without the x-member plug grouping. Has anyone rewired this for a non-69 car or am I left to stare at schematics all weekend?
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The plug farthest left is connected to MFI related sensors in the breather cap on the '69E and also a red/white goes to the coil (15).
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So I just need to figure out what the microswitch is talking to (along with the plug on the breather) and go from there OR pick up a four plug '69 panel and wire that into the car. Still hoping someone here has already tackled this and can explain the fix.
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cayman motor might have been easier....
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cayman motor might have been easier....
Who let you out of OT?

I think I have this all figured out but that's just from staring at three schematics. Will post more when I get back to garage.
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didn't look at your old posts but did you have the MFI pump rebuilt?

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