Found a wire that needs to be reconnected..

[OzarkMtnCruiser]

I believe the round connector goes to ground? I think I left it off when i did the headlight upgrade. The wire goes to the that connector and then to the module that's connected by the coil.. what is this circuit? As always, appreciate it guys!!

 

[MoaByte]

I believe it is a ground, but not sure.

 

[OSS]

An uninsulated ring connector is usually a ground wire. BUT
previous owners can use them to connect accessories to the battery PLUS terminal.

 

[diesellibrarian]

Nothing about that looks stock. To me the little black box looks like a rectifier or voltage regulator, possibly for some accessory. What does the other end the wire connect to?

 

[OzarkMtnCruiser]

An uninsulated ring connector is usually a ground wire. BUT
previous owners can use them to connect accessories to the battery PLUS terminal.

It goes to the connector in the picture - black wire to grey wire, that connects to the module that's bolted to the coil bracket.

 

[OzarkMtnCruiser]

Nothing about that looks stock. To me the little black box looks like a rectifier or voltage regulator, possibly for some accessory. What does the other end the wire connect to?

Truck is all stock- no accessories.

 

[diesellibrarian]

It goes to the connector in the picture - black wire to grey wire, that connects to the module that's bolted to the coil bracket.

What ties into that blue connector under coil?

 

[OzarkMtnCruiser]

What ties into that blue connector under coil?

Bundled with the 2 wires off the coil, those green connectors then some wires split off and go to the green plug on the can and to the oil pressure- and the rest are routed to the harness running toward the battery.

 

[OzarkMtnCruiser]

What ties into that blue connector under coil?

 

[diesellibrarian]

I still don't think that's a stock circuit, but I haven't the foggiest clue what it might be. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful! Hopefully someone will chime in with an answer for you!

 

[OzarkMtnCruiser]

I still don't think that's a stock circuit, but I haven't the foggiest clue what it might be. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful! Hopefully someone will chime in with an answer for you!

Appreciate you man-

 

[CruiserTrash]

I believe that's the "condenser" - a small capacitor that helps eliminate interference noise. I thought it was for the radio but after consulting the most holy tome of the Body & Chassis Manual, I'm not so sure.

 

[OzarkMtnCruiser]

I believe that's the "condenser" - a small capacitor that helps eliminate interference noise. I thought it was for the radio but after consulting the most holy tome of the Body & Chassis Manual, I'm not so sure.

Here’s a pic of the alien device. I immediately thought it went to ground- but it’s a single wire circuit and it looks like it was picking up ground from the coil bracket?? Not sure I see it in the schematic…

 

[OSS]

That little square box thingy that’s bolted on the coil bracket is a ballast resistor. It suppresses noise from the ignition that can be heard on the radio. It’s an original Toyota part.

 

[OzarkMtnCruiser]

That little square box thingy that’s bolted under the coil bracket, suppresses noise from the ignition that can be heard on the radio. It’s an original Toyota part.

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That little square box thingy that’s bolted on the coil bracket, suppresses noise from the ignition that can be heard on the radio. It’s an original Toyota part.

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sweet I'll ground it. thanks man!