Two #3 injector plugs on terminator x max
Does anyone know hat are the wire colors for the #1 and #3 injector plugs? Thanks.
Both labeled injector 3🤣🤣🤣🤣
Last edited by bumpin_records; Sep 18, 2022 at 02:45 PM.
558-102_main_harness_diagram.pdf (holley.com)
It's unfortunate that holley's harnesses are having this common problem with whomever is building their harnesses. I was helping on guy on fb who's harness was completely screwed up. He had to send it back and wait 2 months for a new one. But it seems they don't really care about the problem. It's still happening and they're still making million$.
Quality control is far down the list.
But unfortunately you'll have to call Holley, sit on hold for 10 to 60 min, then get a guy who might be at home cooking dinner like my guy the other day with kids screaming in the background, to get a straight answer. But hopefully someone on here knows already and posts up.
But unfortunately you'll have to call Holley, sit on hold for 10 to 60 min, then get a guy who might be at home cooking dinner like my guy the other day with kids screaming in the background, to get a straight answer. But hopefully someone on here knows already and posts up.
If he looked at the link I provided it had the answer he was looking for A= is injector1 B=Injector 2 C= injector 3 and so on.
Then you look at the diagram
A is Gray
B is White
C is Beige
It's all in the diagram.
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Without seeing the schematic for the actual injector harness, you don't know. Or start probing.
I see what that said in the description, But I'd be afraid to trust it with his issue.
Without seeing the schematic for the actual injector harness, you don't know. Or start probing.
I see what that said in the description, But I'd be afraid to trust it with his issue.
It's all on the Holley website and it really doesn't matter what harness it's all on the outputs of the ECU, You can literally make your own harness with the diagrams they provide. If you know how to read a wiring diagram then it's simple to figure out what goes where even without a color code.








