04 TJ LS swap Ignition switch wire

[myjeep3]

Need to tap into the Ignition switch 12v+ fused power for my ls ignition wire on the harness and also need to connect the small purple starter wire to ignion switch.

I found the ignition switch wire, I traced the wire from fuse #22 in fuse box in engine bay to ignition switch plug under steering column, found the small red and the big purple n red, both go to the fuse.

which of these two wires should I tap into for the small purple wire off the starter, and the Ignition wire feed from the gm harness under dash wire?

Thanks

 

[myjeep3]

Help please!! Which of theses ignition wire I need to tap in for the ls starter purple wire?

 

[jonny jeep]

Tap the red at pin 1. That keeps the starter circuit on fuse 22 as it is from the factory.
The red/pink at pin 4 is from fuse 13 in the PDC, and is for the ignition switched feed to fuses 17 (multi-function switch and wiper) and 18 (accessory socket) behind the glove box.

 

[myjeep3]

Tap the red at pin 1. That keeps the starter circuit on fuse 22 as it is from the factory.
The red/pink at pin 4 is from fuse 13 in the PDC, and is for the ignition switched feed to fuses 17 (multi-function switch and wiper) and 18 (accessory socket) behind the glove box.

So the purple starter wire connect should go to pin 1 (B+)?
On my 04 fuse #22 is the ignition switch. Starter relay is on fuse 32 which is has a big wire like the purple signal wire on starter, but when I connect it there the car starts as soon as I connect the battery. And start fuse is #6

Now I have the purple starter wire connected to ignition switch on pin#6 yellow, and the ls ignition wire from ls pcm to ignition switch pin# 2 blue wire . The engine starts fine, but I am worries that that yellow wire on pin#6 is only 18 gauge while the purple starter wire is bigger.

 

[myjeep3]

I guess it will be fine as that purple battery wire is just a trigger wire for the starter

 

[jonny jeep]

I based using the red wire at pin 1 as that's shown as the start control on page 8W-10-13 and 14 of the FSM.