SOURCE: i changed the plugs, wires,
Check this info... Wiring Diagrams with the graphic firing order for 6 and 8 cilinders.
Good luck!!!
SOURCE: need to wire a toggle switch to the horn for it
Assuming you don't have any other problems to deal with like a bad horn relay, you would want to intercept the horn signal wire going up into the steering column and wire that to the switch such that it gets grounded by the switch when you want the horn to honk. Since a toggle switch could be left on for an extended amount of time, I would think a momentary switch of even a push button type might be a better choice?
The horn relay is used to allow for large current flow going to the horn itself without forcing that same amount of current to flow thru the horn switch in the steering wheel for example, which might be easily burnt out without the relay's buffering effects. Even a large macho toggle might not be able to handle a horn's current if used regularly. The load for a raw horn is highly inductive (arcing,sparking) in addition to being a very large current draw of 10 amps or better, both conditions tend to make kindling of everything but the most robust switches. Those switches when you do find them cost the big dollar$.
You might just need a horn relay, they do have a lot of work to do - they are allowed to wear out occasionally considering their use.
SOURCE: my 1995 jeep rangler want start but it turns over
Check coil, crank postion sensor and pickup coil inside the distributor. (most likely the cps or the coil)
SOURCE: I need a simple diagram on how to install a push
its hard to provide a schmatic without pictures but here is what you would need ... i assume you are using a three position toggle switch with a spring loaded position for start ... all contacts would be off at first .. contact #1 would be off, on , on ... that would switch 12 volts to the ignittion ballast resistor that is in series with the coil (normal running position).. contact #2 would be off, off, on (spring loaded) ... that would jumper the ballast resistor only for starting (that compensates for normally low battery voltage while running the starter) .... the third contact would also be off, off, on (spring loaded) . that would cnnect 12 volts to the starter relay .. that contact would have to be rated for the current drawn by the starter relay .... if you wanted a different switch arrangment ..like a toggle switch for ignition and a seperate push button for start .. then the ignition toggle would just provide 12 volts to the balast resistor that is in series with the coil ... it would only need one contact off,on .. the push button would have to have two contacts both operate at the same time .. one conntact would jump the balast resistor when on (start) .. the second would provide 12volts to the starter relay.. the second switch configuration might be easier to find than the first ...
SOURCE: 1995 volvo 940 base have changed plugs,wires,
may be the ignition modulator
Testimonial: "The ignition module was the last thing we replaced.Had been hit in front end last month on that side. Now has whole tune up .Up and running again."
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