Where do these wires go?!?!

[Thefarmboy21]

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The large green wire is a double wire with one "eye" at the end that I'm not sure where it goes. It's shape and length tells me it goes to, or somewhere around the glow plug controller but I honestly have no idea because the motor was pulled two years ago and I didn't tag this one like I did the others for some reason, nor can I find a photo on my camera that I used for the process. It connects to the solenoid on the passenger fender and appears stock, since it has the black rubber pieces that say "fusible link" just like all the others that hook to the solenoid.

The picture of the green and red wires are in the drivers side fender area between the washer fluid tank and the water/fuel sep. Mice have chewed my washer pump wires apart as you can tell but I cannot find evidence as to where the green and red ones go. I'm quite stumped.

The large green wire is my most concern but I would like to know what te smaller wires are if anyone has a clue. Thanks!

 

[plywood]

On the pass side there is a black plug there that I think is from the factory for plugging in aux wiring for campers or trailers.

The green one is probably taking power over to the GP solenoid from the constant hot side of the starter relay. The color dosen't sound right to me but you never know what's been done after all these years and I've worked on too many different years.

 

[Thefarmboy21]

Yea it looks like it might. I was looking at pictures and it looked like the wire that should be to the GP controller was zip tied back. So someone may have just re routed that one to the GP instead. Guess I'll have to get the test light out.

 

[Thefarmboy21]

The truck is an 87 I someone with one wants to pop their hood and see what they've got (hint, hint)