Where do the two white wires, one blue, one black, hook up

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the only difference is that the 4 prong wire has a ground wire,on the block the white wire should be in the middle,the red wire on one side and the black on the opposite side and the green connects to the frame,so yes the white wire will connect to the blue/green combo....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7kgMn5Frt8&feature=related check out this video,it has the blue/green wire you're talking about.hope this helps.

That black plasict box with part number P/N: 136-2268 is a Audiovox car alarm brain. On one side it should have 4 individual connector slots. First one is a blue color for a 2 prong, second is a small white with 2 prongs, third is also white whith a 4 prong, and the last one is 2 prong is a off white color. The other side should have a long port for a 11 prong horizontal connector.

There are several things to think about here. First off, you have *six* wires ... 3 pairs ;-)

1. Your computer only *NEEDS* to have the power switch wires (the black/white pair) connected, so if you can figure out where to hook these up, the computer will work. The "LED"'s are just lights so that *you* can tell it's on and when the hard disk is being used.

2. I can't say for sure, but most manufacturers put these wires into some sort of arrangement that plugs into a one-way connector ... in other words, the wires are all ganged together in one "plug" and there is a tab or projection or slot that keeps you from putting the wires in the wrong way. If your wire sets are connected in one plug, it's should be fairly simple. From the sound of it, though, they're separate, so keep reading.

3. Make sure your computer is plugged into power. Take a pair of needle-nose pliers with rubber handles and place the point between each set of two prongs, so it is "bridging" between them. You will be completing a circuit with the nose of the pliers (it's fairly low power, but use the rubber handled pliers anyway for safety). When the computer starts, you'll have found the two prongs that the black/white pair should be attached to. It doesn't matter whether the black goes to one and the white to the other; it's just a switch.

After this, you've only got 2 wire pairs and 4 prongs left, so trial and error should allow you to connect the other wires. I'd start with the Green/White pairs first. When the computer is ON, the LED for power should also be ON.

Good luck with your troubleshooting!

on most starter switches the back of the switch is labeled which wire goes to what

4=white
5=blue
connect green to white
red to blue

on plug white is neutral, black is power , red is power, green is ground. black/yellow and blue are power and white is always neutral ie. (white to white) black to black/yellow, blue to red. green to grounding screw on machine

Is there a white or black connector that clips on the motor switch? it should be an easy unplug and plug the new motor in.

I dont of any Manufacturer that uses single wire connectors any more.

Are you sure you got the correct motor?

The black or brown connection block on the motor should be color coded to match the harness. If not you will need to remove the control panel and find the service guide sheet. This will give you the wiring diagram for the whole machine.