Distributor wiring?

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Distributor wiring?

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I've just finished putting a new V8 in my Range Rover and I've got 1 wire left that I can't remember where it conected to. It's a single green wire coming from the amplifier on the side of the distributor and it has a large eyelet on end. Anybody help me out, I'm dying to fire it up!!

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Hi
Which terminal is it connected to on the amp ?
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On closer inspection it actually goes to a spade terminal just above the amp, here's a pic:-

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Hi Andy,
Nice to see you've got it in :wink: the wire isn't for the oil pressure gauge to the left of the front cover or temp sensor?
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Hi Andy,
That terminal is for an earth connection, (not always used) ,but the wire colour is normally black.
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Royston,
I thought that when I first saw it as it's the same type of connector but the oil pressure sender wire is built into the loom, this is a single wire.
I'll try earthing it and seeing what happens. Thanks for suggestions.

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V8 Developments 4.2 short motor from TVR 420SEAC. Steve Lund big valve heads, LE1 Camshaft. 1 straight through silencer, Nice!!

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