Wednesday, 17 October 2018

Mga wiring diagram

WIRING DIAGRAMS In COLOR for MGA Cars - ET-101K Color renderings compliments of Jeff Strong in Eden, New York, USA Click for larger images in printable PDF files. SIMPLIFIED WIRING DIAGRAMS - ET-101. Shown below is the MGA primary electrical load diagram.


The control box is part of the charging circuit. Additionally there is wire color code and trouble-shooting .

The snap connector for the fuel pump wire is located in the right rear corner of the engine bay.

Start checking the circuits and color codes here: Simplified Wiring Diagrams and on several pages to follow.

You can tell by the wire colors which ones connect where. The starter is not polarity sensitive, so if you reverse the battery, it can be negative earth just as well as positive earth. He also explains the specific operation of many parts. This model uses just one filament in the rear lamps for both brake light and turn signal, so it incorporates a . Now back to the diagram for ET-101e - Switch On and Fused. Everything that is not lighting circuits.


Type turn signals and brake lights. Okay, so general lighting is all working, and now we get into brake lights and turn signals which are fuse so start with power to the Fuse Box. See with ET-1- Basic Circuits. You can connect both () white wires to output side of Ignition Switch. One goes to the Ignition Warning . Convert vehicle system polarity to negative earth.


Physically mount the alternator, and connect the same two wires which originally serviced the generator. Then at the control box, move the fat charging wire from the D terminal to the A . SPECIAL NOTES ON WIPER MOTOR WIRING - ET-110. To avoid malfunction and blown fuses the wiper motor must be properly connected.


The first thing you should notice in the wiring diagram is that the turn signals and brake lights are sharing the ground connections with the parking lights and tail lights. So be sure the tail lights work (prior course) before going here. You should also notice that the brake lights and rear turn signals on the MGA . Perhaps mine was in poor condition, but driving 2miles at night in the rain would be enough to drain the battery.

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