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2000 chev. calavlier starter diagram

09/19/2009 4:56 PM

i need to know where the color wiring on the starter goes im blowing both pcm fuses.
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Re: 2000 chev. calavlier starter diagram

09/20/2009 12:27 AM

On the starter, there are two wires. The big red one goes from B+ battery to B+ starter. The Purple wire goes from the S terminal on the starter solenoid to the PRNDL switch if this is an automatic transmission, or to the clutch lock out switch if it is a manual transmission. Neither of these wires have anything to do with either of the PCM fuses. To find the correct wiring diagram for the PCM fuses, we need to know which engine this car has in it & preferably the vin number to properly identify the car.

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Re: 2000 chev. calavlier starter diagram

09/20/2009 6:30 PM

bwrench is 100% correct.
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