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procomp distributor and coil wiring #367664
07/05/09 10:25 PM
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I bought a procomp dist and coil and need help on the wiring. I understand red wire to + side of coil, I also have a short red wire coming off of main red where might this go? Black goes to -side of coil, I also have a short wire coming off black,where might this go? I have a long wire that goes to 12 volt source. My car is a 65 belvedere, do I bypass resistor or go to ign side with long wire? Also there is an opening on bottom of dist, which I assume is opening to adjustable mech advance,shouldn't there be a cover over this opening?

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which distributor do you have? mine was 2 wire hook-up - both wires to coil



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Re: procomp distributor and coil wiring [Re: CIB] #367666
07/05/09 11:14 PM
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first what distributor do you have? Pro comp sells a several


Allen Here's a novel idea, let's not throw a bunch of parts at the car hoping it will fix the problem and instead spend a little time diagnosing it first. Life was a little easier when I was just a wrench.
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I believe a 7000 series. It starts as a two wire, but has the other wires after the plugin.

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Then you have a setup similar to landon1 then.

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I bought a procomp dist and coil and need help on the wiring. I understand red wire to + side of coil, I also have a short red wire coming off of main red where might this go?




So the other you speak of ‘T’s off of the red wire this goes to the keyed power source.

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Black goes to -side of coil, I also have a short wire coming off black,where might this go?




Again this wire is ‘T’ed off? I would think it would go to your tachometer.


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I have a long wire that goes to 12 volt source.




So you have three wires that stem off your distributor or just two main wires? Maybe a picture would help. Hopefully landon1 should be able to give some insight since he has the same setup


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My car is a 65 belvedere, do I bypass resistor or go to ign side with long wire?





Bypass the resistor by removing it. Connect these wires you unplugged together and connect this to you red power lead on the distributor




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Thanks for the replys, I think I have it figured out, the onley thing is the opening on the lower part of dist, I assume for adjusting mech advance. Should there be a cover for it? I wouldn't think dust would be good for dist.

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07/06/09 06:00 PM
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I don't think it is a big concern unless you drive in a dusty or wet enviroment.

MSD even sells a vented dist cap for some applications.




Allen Here's a novel idea, let's not throw a bunch of parts at the car hoping it will fix the problem and instead spend a little time diagnosing it first. Life was a little easier when I was just a wrench.
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i was thinking....maybe you have the same set-up as me, but you have one pigtail coming off of the positive wire and one off the negative wire. could this be for a race car situation where they assume you'll run those wires to a toggle or rocker switch in the car? that's how mine is set-up(toggle + push-button), but my wires run off the coil, not off the distributor wires (same thing)


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Re: procomp distributor and coil wiring [Re: landon1] #367672
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Thanks for posting this. I am installing this in a customer car and neither unit came with any instructions...

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I could really use a laymans wiring diagram for this set up......PLEASE


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