At 07:59 PM 5/31/2013, Thewestyman wrote:
>As the headline says.  I know, I can spend a couple of hours to find
>it in Bentley, but if one knows it right away, that would be way faster.

Dear Zoltan,

Only you know what year it is...but on an '89 Bentley says it's
brown/white for the ground, green for the + supply (five volts, I
think), and gray/green for the signal.  97.123, tracks 17-19.

You really ought to make friends with the Bentley diagrams.  It took
me much less time to look that up in Bentley than it is taking to
write this email.  Even if I'd had to look up Hall Generator on page
97.120 to find what current tracks it was on it would only have taken
another few seconds.

Half an hour with the diagrams say twice, beginning with 97.1 through
97.10b, should make them familiar enough that looking this sort of
stuff up becomes very easy.

Now if you wanted to know *precisely* where various connectors and
grounds and wire runs are located physically, Bentley is not as good
with that.  But subject to the occasional error it's pretty good with
general locations.

Yours,
David