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Brand new member here, currently enjoying a frame off restore of a 66 GTO in my garage. Used AAW classic update kit and it went fairly well for a rookie. But the OEM ignition switch has a terminal labeled "Ign.2" which the AAW kit does not replicate. Original wiring was gone when I started so I couldn't trace it. Anyone know where the Ign. 2 lead went or it's purpose? Thank you!
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IGN-2 goes to coil (+) for full battery volts while cranking.
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If the AAW kit do not have the yellow IGN 2 wire you may, if your starter has a "R" terminal, connect a yellow wire from there to the + on ignition coil for the same purpose.
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Domarinolo, if you don't have it back together and want the parking lights on with the headlights, do this.
Take the purple wire off of Tab 7 it's on and move it to the front left side of the of the switch to Tab 3. That's the taillight tab and both will be on together. The front end looks a lot better at night with both on. And it's safer too with them both on. The law changed in '68 to have both on together.
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