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Removing Transistor Ignition Unit


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Can i remove the stock transistor ignition unit from a 1975 280Z (V8 with an autometer tach) it currently has only two wires connected

Black to ground and White which only seems to go to a test plug.

Also anybody know what the single red wire that enters the back of the speedometer through a rubber grommet is for ?

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I am wiring up my 78 now for a V8 and working thru what to use and what to snip. I removed the transister ignition and all the relays behind the fusable link mount. I also removed the fusable links and will use a fuse block in their place. So far I can't believe how many wires are factory spliced into the stock harness. There is a pile of wires when you skinny the harness down to what you will use. I am using a fuel pump oil pressure switch per JTR. The use of a painless wiring fuel pump 30 amp relay kit and MSD box alter the configuration slightly from the diagram in the book.

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Terry,

 

I removed all the relays under the fusible links. Replaced the links with a fuse block. Using the datsun service maunal, which is not as much help as you might think (my ability to read the diagrams) and the JTR manual for getting the engine bay wired. I am using a fuel pump realy kit, oil pressure switch to fuel pump. The addition of an MSD AL6 box and MSD distributor adds to the process but not all that much. I have not yet finished fitting the harness. I saved the removed relays knowing that A/C wiring will be a challenge at some point. Once It get it figured out and working I will post my results and include what color wire I ran to each item.

 

Rusty

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