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Old 08-10-2003, 11:02 AM   #1
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Wires under dash-pic or diagram???

Does anyone have a wiring diagram or a picture of how the under dash wiring should look? I have so many wires under there I don't know where half of them go. Do I just have to follow each wire and label it and go from there, or what? What a mess! Thanks in advance for any input!
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Old 08-10-2003, 11:33 AM   #2
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If I remember right most of the wire's only plug in to one item, meaning each connection can only go one place and will not fit where they do not belong... It's beem awhile since I crawled under the dash to be a contorinist..
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Wiring Diagram

I dont know if this will help or not, but it's a dash wiring diagram I came across for 67-72 trucks.

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my opinion for this is to spend the $30 that it will cost with shipping and get yourself the correct service manual and you'll have the wire diagram and a whole lot more
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maybe it will, maybe it won't.

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Old 08-10-2003, 06:12 PM   #7
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Hey that is like my fuse box...but upside down????
I've never seen a box like that. If I put my fuse box in the same position, all the text would be upside down.....HMMMM....I wonder why ours are different.
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For diagrams look at my page. I have most of them for 67-72.
As for the pysical wires just follow them and label them. What are you doing anyhow?
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Old 08-10-2003, 08:18 PM   #9
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my opinion for this is to spend the $30 that it will cost with shipping and get yourself the correct service manual and you'll have the wire diagram and a whole lot more
hey, cdowns, what manual are you talking about? and where can we get it?

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Wink manuals...........jewels

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I'm rewireing my truck as we speak.
These are the pic's so far.

new fuse box as seen though the hole for the inst. cluster


Main dash feed from fuse box.routed up and over opening that gauge cluster fit in.Looking at light switch.


The view back to the center of the dash.Wires going to heater switch



I'll be takeing pic's of the connections at the fuse box in the A.M.(Monday)The A/C/heater wire loom connects to the "CIG" and "IGN UNFUSED" terminals.I can't remember the color of wires that connects where though.I will post those pics in the a.m.
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tHANKS!

Thanks BobbyK- that is what I was lookin' for- I am just trying to clean up all the loose wires and get rid of what I don't need. Keep em coming!
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Old 08-11-2003, 07:59 PM   #13
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I have the service manuals for 25.00 plus ship pm me if interested (and I need to know the year they are different)
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This is what I am dealing with-Whew! Not looking forward to it!
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Old 08-12-2003, 04:38 AM   #15
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Ya that's the rat's nest I had under my dash as well.
I took evrything out from under the dash.The wiring and ducting (both the soft tubing and the formed duct-work)
It makes it ALOT easier to get under the dash to re-route the wires.

Click here to see the pic's of the my rewire job.The album also includes pic's of the rebuilding of the A/C system and ductwork.It' not done yet but you can see the pic's I have so far.
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Re: Wires under dash-pic or diagram???

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I dont know if this will help
I know this thread is old but I am trying to figure out what that big plug at the top of the fuse box is for. They are heavy gauge red and green wires with a smaller black one.
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Re: Wires under dash-pic or diagram???

That's the horn relay. some of them were mounted over by the steering column.


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That's the horn relay. some of them were mounted over by the steering column.


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Thank you!!! I didn't even think about a horn relay. And my Haynes manual wasn't much help.
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