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  1. 38 minutes ago, AustrianVespaGuy said:

    For a '73. . . I challenge you to do better than the PO:

     - Purple/black is wipers power from fuse 5. . . yeah that's OK, but off the hazard there should be a Purple/White that is SPECIFICALLY meant for switched radio power from fuse 6.  That'd be a better option.

     - See if that green/white goes back to a three-terminal connector.  My bet it does, where you'll find one of them to be a FREE grey/blue wire that, you guessed it, is for your lights! Also that green/white should eventually make its way back to fuse 12 and be hot in start and run

     - Constant power, as always, is obtained at the cigarette lighter, red/yellow, courtesy of fuse 1.

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    The green/white wire goes to a connector next to the steering column and is always hot.

    I'm using that for power all the time.

    I"m using the purple/white by hazard switch for power when  key is on.

    I just went out and looked again for the light power and found  three grey/blue wires that had the connector on it.  So Thank You for making me go back and look again.

    So everything is covered.

     

     Light wire connection I will use.

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    Power on all time runs through this connector. Passenger side of steering column.

    Green/White wire has a black cover over it in picture. 

    Zip tie because a side tab is missing.

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  2. Thanks John and Mike . My 02 is a 1973 I should have mentioned  that.

    I had the hazard switch disconnected when testing the connections, bad idea.

     

    The green/white stripe wire did show power ALL the time when I hooked up the hazard 

    switch.  So I can use that for power on all the time.

    The brown /green stripe wire still showed no power and what I thought was a old style  

    in line fuse holder was just a male/female bullet style connector. Will pull the bare wire and 

    call it good.

     

    I do have illuminated heater controls so I will tap that for my lighting.

    Should be good to go.  ?

     

  3. Installing a new stereo and some Speedhut gauges and have a couple of wiring questions.

    Power all the time for stereo will come from a positive block I have in the engine compartment.

    This will have an inline fuse also. The power when on/running will come a purple/black stripe  wire off the flasher connector.

    This is what the PO used to power old stereo with no known problems. So I think I'm good for powering everything.

     

    First question is where is the best or easiest place to tap into for Lighting the stereo and gauges.

     

    I also have a couple of unattached wires  under dash and would appreciate  any info what they are ??

     

    This wire purple/black stripe for power when car is running. Wire is  blue after connection.

     

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    These wires are just loose under the dash. Brown/green stripe with a white stripe inline fuse but shows no power when tested.

    Other wire is green/white stripe and shows no power when tested.

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    Green/white stripe wire comes off the connector on right side of steering column.

    Hanging wire with black cover is the green/white stripe wire.

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    Any help would be appreciated I've searched with little luck and I get Chemo Brain when looking at my Wire Schematic.

    Pretty simple stuff I'm sure.  

     

    TIA
    Jim

     

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  4. So I messed with the oil pressure fitting for a couple hours past two days and can't

    get hole for the gauge fitting to line up to clear the distributer or valve cover. Try one washer then stacked some washers with no luck.

    My oldest walks in says let me try.  First frickin try right where I want it to be .

    Oy Vey  really.  I hope to finish underdash wiring Thursday and should be good to go.

    Sometimes the simplest things.  ?

     

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  5. 26 minutes ago, JerryB2002 said:

    Got about halfway through wrapping the engine bay wire harness and realized I needed to delete the tail for the alternator voltage regulator....ugh. Have to unwrap and do over. Couple hours work at least. 

    Live and learn!

     

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    24 minutes ago, EPK said:

    It's beautiful Jerry.   

     

    Agreed, I would drink a beer and gloat just a little bit.

    Great color

     

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  6. In the no like camp.  

    Can't wait for the weather to be right. I miss rowing a five speed and listening to the exhaust and webers sing.

     

    Hell I was at a stoplight today waiting and heard the starter fire up in car next to me  when light turned green.

    That's even to much technology for me.  

     

    I can appreciate it but no thank  you.  

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