HELP!!!! Nelson efans wiring harness
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HELP!!!! Nelson efans wiring harness Hey guys,
I'm trying to finish up my efans and I have the nelson wiring harness that I bought from somebody so I don't have his directions on it. I noticed that the AC wire on the harness has a pink male slot connector (assuming thats the technical term for it). Where exactly does it go. I have the plastic shroud off of the fuse panel so I can look at all the wires in there. Also, I know that the pcm wire goes to blue 42. However, there is some yellow stuff that GM put in there from the factory as well as all the other blank openings. Do I need to get this stuff out somehow or just push the wire into the blue 42 all the way in? I've found a good power and ground so that isn't a problem. Any help that you guys can give on the AC and pcm would be greatly appreciated. I'm going to lunch and I"ll check the forum when I get back to hopefully have some info so I can finish this project. Thanks!
Landon
PS: I've already programmed the pcm with hp tuners so that is not an issue!
I'm trying to finish up my efans and I have the nelson wiring harness that I bought from somebody so I don't have his directions on it. I noticed that the AC wire on the harness has a pink male slot connector (assuming thats the technical term for it). Where exactly does it go. I have the plastic shroud off of the fuse panel so I can look at all the wires in there. Also, I know that the pcm wire goes to blue 42. However, there is some yellow stuff that GM put in there from the factory as well as all the other blank openings. Do I need to get this stuff out somehow or just push the wire into the blue 42 all the way in? I've found a good power and ground so that isn't a problem. Any help that you guys can give on the AC and pcm would be greatly appreciated. I'm going to lunch and I"ll check the forum when I get back to hopefully have some info so I can finish this project. Thanks!
Landon
PS: I've already programmed the pcm with hp tuners so that is not an issue!
