Engine Bay Wiring Need Help

[FHernand]

I am getting ready to install my engine back in. However, as you can see form the picture, the wiring is a complete mess. Would you have a wiring diagram I can utilize to make sense of this wiring. Some leads are simply not used and others are broken etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Freddie

[jameshtaylor]

Haynes on the 911 should get you close. Is this car the 67?

[302672]

911S wiring diagram from workshop manual:

[911pcars]

A little larger version makes it easier on the eyes and your mental health.

Here, maybe one of these:
http://members.rennlist.org/911pcars/WiringDiag.htm

Sherwood

[tomkirkcis]

If that is a 67, it has a lot of none original parts, non original coil and cdi are the first things I notice. This is not a knock on your car, just a forewarning that you have to intergrate the wiring for cdi with the original wiring diagram in order to get it running again. If it has the original tach and it has not been modified, there will be an "intermediate unit" that generates the correct signal to operate your tach. There are a number of posts on this board and Pelican that discuss this issue and have wiring info. I believe John Cramer authored many and you might want to search for his posts. If you do not find what you need, I may have some of the posts boomarked and may be able to help you find what you need. Good luck, tom

[FHernand]

Great, thanks for the diagrams. This is just what I needed to sort it all out. Tom, thanks for the imput.

[FHernand]

I would like to have a picture of your 67 911S original engine bay wiring panel? This would be greatly appreciated.

[304065]

Freddy,

Here is everything I know about SWB engine wiring.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showt...hreadid=252299

[FHernand]

John, thanks so much for the information. It's exactly what I had been searching for. Tried doing a search I could not come up with anything. Regards, Freddie