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Anybody have a wiring diagram of the 59? Something I could print off. Anything close should help , probably doesn't need to be f350. If I get the switch out, It would be nice to trace the trouble...
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No complete drawings but in the shop manual there are several drawings for various unit ops. Very worth while to have.
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Gary,the factory shop manual has several partial wiring diagrams,not a complete one.These guys listed below,have a very nice one for under 20.00.It is complete, is large for us with old-eyes,color-coded and laminated in plastic. I don't regret buying mine.

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