[ZED SLED]

From pic in post 1 looks like it might go under the B+ cable on term #2. Looks like there's a terminal there with the tab in the same location on the right corner. Can't really tell for sure. Maybe someone can take a better pic. I don't have my Camaro with me today.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by BarTek

Gentlemen, please let me know which pin the black cable should be attached to.

What are you attempting to do?

And is that black wire a ground wire?

[BarTek]

My Camaro arrived last night. This cable was disconnected. I do not know why. I put it on pin 2 to start the engine from the starter. I know that in the USA, at the port, they started the engine and drove into the hall.

If someone can look in their Camaro where this cable is connected, I will be grateful.

It's easy. I have one cable for pins 1, 2, 3 and 6.
Please look at which pin you have 2 cables screwed to. This black, thick cable with conduit

[ctrlz]

Originally Posted by DIYguy

I added a supercapacitor bank to mine a while back, connecting it from the main feed terminal (B+, second in from the end) to ground.

What is the supercapicitor powering that the battery would not?

[Evergreen6]

Originally Posted by BarTek

My Camaro arrived last night. This cable was disconnected. I do not know why. I put it on pin 2 to start the engine from the starter. I know that in the USA, at the port, they started the engine and drove into the hall.

If someone can look in their Camaro where this cable is connected, I will be grateful.

It's easy. I have one cable for pins 1, 2, 3 and 6.
Please look at which pin you have 2 cables screwed to. This black, thick cable with conduit

Looks like they're doubled up on Post #2 on mine (2023 1SS). The black cable directly under the main red cable.

[BarTek]

Thank you very much. That was it. Regards.

[HDRDTD]

Originally Posted by BarTek

Gentlemen, please let me know which pin the black cable should be attached to.

If you look at the tab on the cable, there is a small tip on it that is at one side of the connecter.

Now look at the various attachment points on the fuse block and notice each one has a small notch on it with the small notch position varies with each attachment point.

The black cable would then be made to fit only one of the attachment points.

[BarTek]

I didn't notice it. I'm stupid. Thank you for the valuable information.

[CalgaryZL1]

This is what I got, there is a cable under the red positive but it’s wrapped in black tape. The rest of the terminals are all single or empty.

[BarTek]

So that's how it's supposed to be. Thank you.

[GTO_Gregory]

Originally Posted by Magnum922

How much is a new one? Is it just a dealer part?

The dealership changed mine for $700.00 parts and labor on my 2015 truck about a year ago. The trucks have a similar set of "fuses."

[2SS Capt]

Originally Posted by BarTek

There is already a cable for 6 pin. This one is too short to get to pin 6. When I connected it to the red wire to pin 2, the starter turned. I haven't tried any others, I don't want to burn anything.

Based on the tab at the top of the connector (all the way on the right side) and using the OPs pictures, it sure looks like #6 to me, perhaps route the wire below the other ones?

[CalgaryZL1]

The nice thing is the cable ends have Correlating numbers stamped on them