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Old 06-11-2010, 12:39 AM
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Wow, can't believe it's been close to 5 years...here is my problem.



5 years ago, I bought a Triumph TR7 with a 13b engine in it. I drove it about 100 miles home. I decided to move the battery to the trunk, so now the car turns over but doesn't seem to get spark. I noticed a fuse box that seems to contain fuses for the engine. Right now the only one that is being used is the main fuse. After doing some searching and reading, it seems that the EGI fuse needs to be connected somewhere. It is very possible that when I moved the battery to the back, this wire became disconnected. Can anyone help to figure out where it needs to go? I did some searching but was unable to find any diagram to help me out. Thanks for any responses.
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I'm not positive, maybe this stuff can help:



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Old 06-12-2010, 02:27 AM
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Thanks, the diagram looks like it should help. I guess I need to follow the wiring back from the igniters, where I should find a wire not connected to anything. It's a start...
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