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pre61-list Digest Sat, 24 Jun 2000 Volume: 2000 Issue: 109

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Re: Wiring, again
3 SPEED O/D
Ford 9 inch posi.
Re: Ford Colors

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From: "glperry" fwi.com>

Subject: Re: Wiring, again
Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 03:37:09 -0500

Chris, most of the older Shop Manuals all have wiring diagrams listed
in backs by body electrical or specs sections. You should have a manual if
you don't, get one. I have rewired by removing all the harness from the
vehicle (one piece usually) and carefully cutting open
the original cover and lay out on big table. Remove one wire at a time,
measure, copy to new vinyl wires of similar color or make your own
colors up, and put new terminals on ends. Lay new wire back where
old one was and take another out and do same until all wires are new.
Then you can rewrap with tape or just wire ties and re-insert into truck.
Worked on my 49, but not much wire in the old harnesses. Lots of
times the wiring is same color and layout for several years.
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Date: Friday, June 23, 2000 8:59 PM
Subject: [pre61-list] Wiring, again


>Help again please. Some one sent me a diagram of how he wired his 50
>truck. I was only able to open one of the attachments out of the two.
>I also lost his address so I could not reply directly to him. I really
>appreciate all of the help, this is a great discussion list and it has....


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