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If you can identify the colors of the wires you are referring to, I 'might' be able to help. But - remember - my car was significantly modified during the refurbishment and engine/trans, etc. modifications during the late '80's and early 90's.
two brown w/ brown green one side
one grown with green other
and gray to both a loop
they must go to the heater and ac cause theres nothing else back there
unless i brought it down from above behind the htr/ac
one grown with green other
and gray to both a loop
they must go to the heater and ac cause theres nothing else back there
unless i brought it down from above behind the htr/ac
Hey Alan, here is mine, no AC
thanks i figured the big wires they go to the heater and ac bloewer
now i just need
the three connector
brown/yellow
green/white
brown/white
weird
also on the 74 we have a green button right of steering column i think is the fog light
then theres another to the left of the column -whats that for?
now i just need
the three connector
brown/yellow
green/white
brown/white
weird
also on the 74 we have a green button right of steering column i think is the fog light
then theres another to the left of the column -whats that for?
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I think orange is rear defrost.
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On a 72, rear defrost is black. Of course 74 is probably different. It's also the only wire of about 12 awg size that goes to the rear of the car.
I dunno what your mystery connector is, but I can tell you green/white will be a ignition hot wire to power something. Solid green is upstream of a fuse, and green/white is downstream of a fuse. Brown is always the negative side of a circuit, but brown with an additional color is usually a ground that is contingent on something, for instance the door switch has a spotted brown wire to it because it becomes a ground when the switch closes.
I dunno what your mystery connector is, but I can tell you green/white will be a ignition hot wire to power something. Solid green is upstream of a fuse, and green/white is downstream of a fuse. Brown is always the negative side of a circuit, but brown with an additional color is usually a ground that is contingent on something, for instance the door switch has a spotted brown wire to it because it becomes a ground when the switch closes.
on 74 the rear defrost is opposite the lighter
then the green is the fog lights
then the other is the question
i think i remember its a dummy
must be location for the optional rear fog light
as its shown in the wiring diagram
or the headlight wipers
then the green is the fog lights
then the other is the question
i think i remember its a dummy
must be location for the optional rear fog light
as its shown in the wiring diagram
or the headlight wipers
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