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Originally Posted by aggie91
Hatzie -
I am working on a 1989 Full Size Blazer (K5?). Would the 1989 RV-P wiring manual be the correct one to use or is there a different one? It looks like the truck only and no Blazer or Suburban items...
The Blazer had a dash fire and destroyed the SPID and everything under the dash and most of the engine compartment. So I am not even sure what options are on this thing yet...
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It's for the R V & P series trucks. Suburbans and fullsize Blazers are R V series.
The table of contents says Page 50 is rear AC. Pickups don't have that.
You should be able to liberate the engine bay harness and or cab harness from a pickup and marry the Blazer specific cab wiring (Courtesy lamps in the mirror and RH visor, dome, tailgate power lock, tailgate power window) into it without a lot of trouble.
Get some painters tape and a sharpie. Take a bunch of pictures too. It'll slow you down but forgetting where something goes or where it's routed will slow you down more. ;-)
The phantom view of wiring harness runs in the 1990 & 1991 wiring manuals should apply to 1989 and for that matter most of the 73-91 squarebody trucks.
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