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Gday Fellas,

my cefiro is nearly a goer but the wiring is a bit of mess from the previous owner/s. Could someone please give me a few pointers.

1. Do I just connect the same colours from pic A to B, if so what do I do with the left over yellow with blue stripe?

2.What the heck are these two white plugs behind driver side headlight? Do I need them?

3. My starter harness only has the wires in pic 1, what should i do with the plug(needs two wires)?

Thanks tonnes if anyone replies, as i guess you all know Cefiro body diagrams are impossible to find.

AgentA31

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ahh, i'm pretty sure that your starter wires (the ones in ur hand) that black one with the yellow stripe, goes to the red one on the starter, forget the black one, im testing the memory a bit,

the rest I can't tell you much but the starter and alternator wiring does not need to be changed in any way, do you have the original engines looms?

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