I'm getting no joy on the diagrams. If anyone has a pic or can tell me that would be great. PO jacked it up and I don't know if it's color to color or what.
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70 turn signal switch wiring. Diagram or pic
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bj40green
Tssss, tssss
Or this one. It has the terminal codes inside the switch.
Does this help?
Rudi
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Saving that color diagram, Thank you!
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The last diagram made more sense for my vehicle. These are the wires I have to work with. I've hooked them up color to color and no action. I can activate the flasher with a 9 volt batt but no action when I get everything hooked up. Fuse is good also. I can't find any power coming off one of these wires to the signal switch either.
Does the horn wire need to be connected at the base of the steering column for this to all work?
GO To GO and GY to GY on the double female receptacles?
There's a GO and GY wire separate from under the dash. Dash lights?
Does the horn wire need to be connected at the base of the steering column for this to all work?
GO To GO and GY to GY on the double female receptacles?
There's a GO and GY wire separate from under the dash. Dash lights?
bj40green
Tssss, tssss
From fuse, Green/Red to flasher, from flasher Green/Light Blue to center switch.
Works only if ALL wires to blinker lights are connected.
Dash lights works with headlights.
GO and GY split to front and rear.
Rudi
Works only if ALL wires to blinker lights are connected.
Dash lights works with headlights.
GO and GY split to front and rear.
Rudi
Can anyone tell me what wire does what I put in a new harness and I am stuck on this and the wiper switch and the flashers I can’t find anything for how to get it to work
Cromagnon
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Post #5 explains which wire does what. Perhaps you should start a new thread and provide details of your vehicle and which "new harness" you are attempting to install, and exactly what the difficulty is. A little background of your knowledge level and experience will go a long way in getting pertinent information too. If you get tired of typing the very important information of your year and model of vehicle at the begining of every thread, place that information in your signature.
