Wiring circuit help
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Not to be a jerk; but one goes to pin F, and one to pin G. 
I realize it might not be that simple though. What are we trying to do here? What state is the vehicle in? Seems to me that if it's a running driving car, all you'd have to do is, hook your DMM up to one of them, and turn the cruise on; if it goes from ground to +12, or vice-versa, it's the pin F wire. But if it has abuncha audio frequency AC on it that fluctuates with RPMs, then it's the pin G wire. Largely a no-brainer. (which I'm uniquely qualified to speak on, since I have no brain) What are we doing here?
I realize it might not be that simple though. What are we trying to do here? What state is the vehicle in? Seems to me that if it's a running driving car, all you'd have to do is, hook your DMM up to one of them, and turn the cruise on; if it goes from ground to +12, or vice-versa, it's the pin F wire. But if it has abuncha audio frequency AC on it that fluctuates with RPMs, then it's the pin G wire. Largely a no-brainer. (which I'm uniquely qualified to speak on, since I have no brain) What are we doing here?
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From: Indiana
Not to be a jerk; but one goes to pin F, and one to pin G.
I realize it might not be that simple though. What are we trying to do here? What state is the vehicle in? Seems to me that if it's a running driving car, all you'd have to do is, hook your DMM up to one of them, and turn the cruise on; if it goes from ground to +12, or vice-versa, it's the pin F wire. But if it has abuncha audio frequency AC on it that fluctuates with RPMs, then it's the pin G wire. Largely a no-brainer. (which I'm uniquely qualified to speak on, since I have no brain) What are we doing here?
I realize it might not be that simple though. What are we trying to do here? What state is the vehicle in? Seems to me that if it's a running driving car, all you'd have to do is, hook your DMM up to one of them, and turn the cruise on; if it goes from ground to +12, or vice-versa, it's the pin F wire. But if it has abuncha audio frequency AC on it that fluctuates with RPMs, then it's the pin G wire. Largely a no-brainer. (which I'm uniquely qualified to speak on, since I have no brain) What are we doing here?
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On The Tree
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From: Indiana
Well got a little ahead of myself not noticing that each of the 3 connectors have 2 wires the same color and don’t know what’s what.
One has 2 white. One has 2 green and one has 2 pink
One has 2 white. One has 2 green and one has 2 pink
