So it has been a month and a half since I was in the garage due to other priorities. Those were now completed. Took a window out and replaced it with an 8' sliding patio door and replaced a sliding door in the kitchen. Then stained them and the trim along with applying several coats of polyurethane. All good and trim installed. Took several hours to clean my garage as I just put stuff out there when done with a project. Back to the normal mess now!
Got the FSM out and found the correct drawing for the coils almost right away. Then I remembered that in the very back of the manual there is a legend for the wire colors and color abbreviations. Then I went looking for a diagram which would tell me about the plug on the Throttle Body. Turned out to be the TB servo motor plug. After looking at the wiring colors I found out that yep, I had plugged the servo motor plug into the #2 cylinder (right) right coil pack and had the coil pack plugged into the TB Servo motor. Put it back together and rotated the tank back into position and turned the key. No 060 code showing up. Cranked it and it tried to start. All the gas lines had been drained so no luck yet. My tank is flashing reserve as I wanted it as light as possible when having to remove it. Will report back after putting 2 gallons in tomorrow.
It was 34°F out today with a wind but I put some air in the tires of the Wing and rode out to a place 40 miles away to grab something to eat. Then went and got some groceries. Nice to get out in February! Rained the day b4 so no salt.
If anyone needs me to take a pick of the color description legend I can do that. Just let me know.
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The 4 coil packs. They all have a Red/Black
Top to bottom for the other wires Orange, Gray/Red, Orange/Green, Gray/Green
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Out and about today.
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I always like the old tin ceilings. 1st winter beard ever. May be the last one too.
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I just love their Horsey dipping sauce. Hey, I had to have a destination and I figured 40 some miles away at 34 degrees was far enough!