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I am wiring up the Column connector on a 1973 f100 Engine Code G - longbed. The connector is gray, curved with two rows of wires.
In my little matrix - TS = Truck Side, WS - Wireside (outbound side of connector). Just looking to see if anyone can confirm that this is correct. I do have some schematics and some other information but there are many contradictions so I'm just seeing if there is some consensus of this being correct. Connector Slot # TS color WS color Destination Power
2 Red/Blk Red/Blk Brake Swt Pwr Constant Hot
3 Lt Blue Lt Blue Flasher Ign Hot
4 Dk Green Lt Green Rt Rear Trun Signal Switched
5 Yellow/Blk Yellow/Blk Lf Rear Turn Signal Switched
6 Wht/red Wht/Red Emerg Flasher Constant Hot
7 Lt Grn/Wht Lt Grn/Wht Frt left Turn Signal Switched
Lt Grn/Wht Left Turn Ind (Dash cluster)Indicator
8 Wht/Blue Wht/Blue Frt Rt Turn Sign Switched
Wht/Blue Rt Turn Ind (Dash Cluster)indicator
9 Drk Blue/Yell Light Blue/yellow Horn Ground ?
10 Lt Blue/Red Lt Blue/Red Power to gauge lights Head Light Switch Power
Lt Blue/Red Power for gauges Ign Hot
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