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Old 02-28-2006, 02:57 PM
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Groundwire color on coil 05 F150

can anyone tell me what color the ignition coil ground wire is on a 2005 F150? thank you
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If you're trying to hook up a tach....i don't think you can get it from there. '97-'03 F150 were like that....you have to get from somewhere else. Newer vehicles suck when it comes to things like that.
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The new electronics take rocket science....????
What are you trying to accomplish ?



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05 f150 coil ground wire color

thanks for the replies. yes, i am trying to hook up a tach.
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You need to reference a Chiltons or Haynes book...they might be online also. My two F150s that i've owned had tachs already. A few yrs ago i helped a friend hook one up but, i can't remember where we got that wire from. Sorry not much help..
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