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jackscars 06-19-2011 09:05 PM

coupe electrical assistance needed
 
Hello everyone !

First post here, looking for specifics on a problem or possibly directions to another forum that might be able to help,

I have a customer with several Superperformance cars in his collection, one of which is a Daytona Coupe clone. I have hunted for an open discussion forum in which it doesn't take eons to complete registration and I am hoping that someone here will be able to answer my electrical questions.

Please forgive my questions, but in all my years of dealing with complicated cars have I never run across such a poorly laid out electrical circuit description, "schematic" is not applicable here, as what I find in the owner's manual. Not complaining, just stating fact.

Scenario: Superperformance Coupe - I just wired in a hidden door popper switch for the LH door - In doing so the battery was disconnected and the heavy red wire junction in the passenger toe board area was disconnected.

Starter: With everything back in place the Starter and Fuel Pump toggles do not work. I am getting power to the starter relay and when jumped at the relay female receptacles the start motor works. There is power being supplied to the socket from the toggle to activate the relay but there seems to be no ground from the socket.

Fuel Pump: I have traced what I could of the toggle/pump circuit, but have not been able to determine the cause of this situation. The rear of the toggle is nearly impossible to access because of the way that the dash and console are secured so I cannot tell for certain whether or not the switch is being supplied with current. However, the 20 amp fuse second from the left in the under-dash panel, is getting power and is not blown. I hear no sound that could be identified as being from a fuel pump.

I suspect that the "dis-abler" system is thinking that someone is trying to hot wire the car and has scrambled itself, but the warning light on the dash seems to operate correctly. When left alone with the key out of the ignition the LED blinks and when the system is disarmed with the key fob it goes out and stays out for at least a minute or so before beginning to blink again.

I can find no instructions at all about the use of the dis-abler on the web or in the limited resource's of the owner's manual, so if anyone here has information about the operation and specifically how to reset the device after battery current interruption I would be greatly in debt to you.

If you think that I may have overlooked a still unconnected circuit, please tell me.

Thanks, Jack

vector1 06-19-2011 09:14 PM

i'm not familiar with the poppers but did you do any welding?

guess 1 -- the relay is bad.

guess 2 -- is there something prohibiting the fuel pump from activating like inertia switch or oil pressure cutoff

guess 3 -- damn disablers.

computerworks 06-19-2011 09:20 PM

Mod Note

Moved to Superformance forum

Also, CC member Blas has schematics.

ron
ClubCobra Moderator

tcrist 06-19-2011 09:45 PM

You guys don't think that it is kind of strange that someones first post is about how to activete/bypass a disabler switch or some other way to HOT WIRE a Superformance replica?

Maybe it is just me being paranoid but WTF?

Edit:
Oh yea, and his CC login is jackscars.

Blas 06-20-2011 08:30 AM

I may be able to help...But send me the SPC car number offline first...I'll confirm it with the registry and then we'll move forward. I have a good schematic for the Coupe but there have been many factory changes over the years. My contact info is below...

computerworks 06-20-2011 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tcrist (Post 1135754)
Oh yea, and his CC login is jackscars.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackscars (Post 1135745)

Thanks, Jack

Apparently, his name, not profession.

:cool:

Blas 06-20-2011 01:54 PM

Correction: Someone else with a Coupe contacted me and I sent them the information. He was a confirmed owner. No reply from this guy yet.

tcrist 06-20-2011 04:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by computerworks (Post 1135807)
Apparently, his name, not profession.

:cool:

Could be or maybe not. Just seemed a bit strange for a first post.

I'll just keep my thoughts to myself from now on.

PANAVIA 06-23-2011 12:35 PM

I am glad I am rewiring my Coupe # 54. --

Steve

bran3b 06-23-2011 01:28 PM

I am hoping not to fuel any speculation or confusion, hoping that I can help a little. Jack posted a question about a Superformance Coupe on another forum that I am a member of. Since I was unable to help directly I suggested that he come here. Over the years I have learned much from this forum and figured that if anybody could help, they would be here. I do not know Jack outside of the other forum but I do know that he has an honorable reputation on that forum and readily shares information when he can. This was my attempt to return the favor.


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