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OK guys I REALLY NEED YOUR HELP!!

I have purchased an Apex ITC (Ignition Timing Controller) 2nd hand and don't have the installation book which contains the wiring diagram, we haven't gotten close but still need the diagram.

If any of you guys could fax the wiring diagram or even take some digital pics of it and send em through.

My e-mail address is [email protected]

If any of you guys could help it would be much appreciated and could sort out something for you.

Please help I am desperate for these diagram.

P.s. big thanks to Cereal for your help last time :-)

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OK am going to give this a go... just faxed it to my mechanic!! fingers crossed!!!

Jay95R33 and cereal you guys are legends.... thanks for your time and help.... will see how this goes!

I owe you guys one mark it down officially in your book of I O U's!!! are there many interflora beer delivery services around your area?? :uh-huh:

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