GassMann
Well-Known Member
Hey all,
I rebuilt my wiring harness manually a few years ago and it has been sitting in a box till now. Finally getting to install the interior of my 66 and am seeing a challenge/mystery that I hope someone can help with. I have all the wiring connectors figured out except a white and gray lead pair. When I rebuilt the harness... replacing one wire at a time, I terminated each one as the old one was. However, I have a gray and white lead without termination and my old head can't remember why I didn't or where they go.
Wiring diagram shows a round device (noted in green) but I have no clue what that is unless it is the actual electroluminescent switch but that is in the light switch. I am thinking these were for a variant of the 66 but simply not sure and before I put power to the circuit, I want to double check.
All other wires have homes and are connected... glove box switch and light, ground wires, neutral switch, automatic luminescent light and center pillar lights.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
I rebuilt my wiring harness manually a few years ago and it has been sitting in a box till now. Finally getting to install the interior of my 66 and am seeing a challenge/mystery that I hope someone can help with. I have all the wiring connectors figured out except a white and gray lead pair. When I rebuilt the harness... replacing one wire at a time, I terminated each one as the old one was. However, I have a gray and white lead without termination and my old head can't remember why I didn't or where they go.
Wiring diagram shows a round device (noted in green) but I have no clue what that is unless it is the actual electroluminescent switch but that is in the light switch. I am thinking these were for a variant of the 66 but simply not sure and before I put power to the circuit, I want to double check.
All other wires have homes and are connected... glove box switch and light, ground wires, neutral switch, automatic luminescent light and center pillar lights.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.