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Couple of electrical questions
Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2002 10:37 pm
by candahill@worldnet.att.net
Happy Holidays to all of you out there celebrating Easter
and Passover.
I have a couple of off-the-wall questions:
First, I have a new spare fuel pump I picked up years ago
when a parts house was going out of business. Question
is how do I tell if it is positive or negative ground?
The numbers on it are AUA25 914.
Second, I need to replace the glass to frame seals on my
TC windshield. While I have the whole thing apart, I
want to replace the wiper motor wire. I've contacted
British Wiring and they sent me a sample of their wire.
It is 18ga plastic covered wire in a black braid sheath
over the 2 wires. First, 18ga seems a little small for
the windshield wiper motor. Am I right? Second, I have
been lead to believe that the wiper motor wire had a gray
plastic cover, not a black cloth braid. Anyone know for
sure? If so, who is a good source?
Regards,
Charles Hill
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Re: Couple of electrical questions
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2002 7:51 am
by Dean Jensen
Charles
Does the fuel pump have a capacitor on it, if it does not, it make no
difference, it will work fine both ways, on the motor wiper, can not say
for sure on a TC, but on my TD it was "black braid sheath" when I got
the car. On my TA that I am working on, I found only one wire. 18 ga is
probably right, the problems is you only have so much room and the gauge
and distance it runs are related, so you can get away with a smaller
wire, for a short distance, if you do not have much room
I know that moss sells or did sell the "gray plastic cover" wire
Cheers Dean
-----Original Message----
I have a couple of off-the-wall questions:
First, I have a new spare fuel pump I picked up years ago
when a parts house was going out of business. Question
is how do I tell if it is positive or negative ground?
The numbers on it are AUA25 914.
Second, I need to replace the glass to frame seals on my
TC windshield. While I have the whole thing apart, I
want to replace the wiper motor wire. I've contacted
British Wiring and they sent me a sample of their wire.
It is 18ga plastic covered wire in a black braid sheath
over the 2 wires. First, 18ga seems a little small for
the windshield wiper motor. Am I right? Second, I have
been lead to believe that the wiper motor wire had a gray
plastic cover, not a black cloth braid. Anyone know for
sure? If so, who is a good source?
Regards,
Charles Hill
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Re: Couple of electrical questions
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2002 8:27 am
by Gene Gillam
Charles asked:
>Question is how do I tell if the fuel pump is positive or negative ground?
The numbers on it are AUA25 914. >First, 18ga seems a little small for the windshield wiper motor. Am I
right? Second, I have been lead to believe that the wiper motor wire had a
gray plastic cover, not a black cloth braid. http://www.grisoft.com).
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Re: Couple of electrical questions
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2002 9:12 am
by Skip Kelsey
Charles:
The AUA 25 is a std fuel pump for TC/TD/ and early TF. It may be used
either Positive, or Negative ground.
The wiper wire is covered with grey plastic covering. The ones supplied by
Moss and Abingdon are really not the correct gauge of inner wire. Too
small. No one that I know supplies the correct gauge. I would certainly
like to find some.
Skip Kelsey.............................................
At 06:37 AM 3/31/02 +0000,
candahill@worldnet.att.net wrote:
>First, I have a new spare fuel pump I picked up years ago
>when a parts house was going out of business. Question
>is how do I tell if it is positive or negative ground?
>The numbers on it are AUA25 914.
Re: Couple of electrical questions
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2002 10:22 am
by Donald Wilkinson
TC 7993 has the gray wire thing, (FWIW).
Don
TC 7993
>From: "Dean Jensen" djensen@accessus.net>
>To: mg-tabc@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: RE: [mg-tabc] Couple of electrical questions
>Date: Sun, 31 Mar 2002 08:51:15 -0700
>
>Charles
>Does the fuel pump have a capacitor on it, if it does not, it make no
>difference, it will work fine both ways, on the motor wiper, can not say
>for sure on a TC, but on my TD it was "black braid sheath" when I got
>the car. On my TA that I am working on, I found only one wire. 18 ga is
>probably right, the problems is you only have so much room and the gauge
>and distance it runs are related, so you can get away with a smaller
>wire, for a short distance, if you do not have much room
>I know that moss sells or did sell the "gray plastic cover" wire
>
> Cheers Dean
>-----Original Message----
>
>I have a couple of off-the-wall questions:
>
>First, I have a new spare fuel pump I picked up years ago
>when a parts house was going out of business. Question
>is how do I tell if it is positive or negative ground?
>The numbers on it are AUA25 914.
>
>Second, I need to replace the glass to frame seals on my
>TC windshield. While I have the whole thing apart, I
>want to replace the wiper motor wire. I've contacted
>British Wiring and they sent me a sample of their wire.
>It is 18ga plastic covered wire in a black braid sheath
>over the 2 wires. First, 18ga seems a little small for
>the windshield wiper motor. Am I right? Second, I have
>been lead to believe that the wiper motor wire had a gray
>plastic cover, not a black cloth braid. Anyone know for
>sure? If so, who is a good source?
>
>Regards,
>Charles Hill
>
>
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