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Old 04-21-2008, 03:56 PM   #1
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the wires that go to the top of the tranny are for abs unit and the wires that go on the side are for back up lights switch
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Old 04-21-2008, 04:25 PM   #2
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Thanks, i have no problem with the two longer connectors that pass by the transmission,

I am looking for where the ring lug goes, (theres a picture of the ring above).

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It's a ground. It bolts to an extension coming off the outer flange of the lower intake runner.
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thanks for the info.... It would probably be a mistake to bolt it to the hot terminal of the start then eh?

Any chance you can tell me where the main engine body ground strap should run from the engine to car body?

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OEM ground points are covered here:

MK3 TEWD On-Line

The primary block and ECU ground points are at the intake manifold and the rear right hand side of the head (black wire with yellow stripe).

If you're looking to ground things further a ground strap run directly to the block and to the head from the battery would be good additions. I was surprised to find that my Supra didn't have any significant ground between the battery and block. If yours does I'd like to know.
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