Hugh McKinney
Member
Hello all. I have been re-wiring my 1586, which
has gone missing huge sections of the factory
wiring harness. Thus, I am flying blind on a
lot of it, piecing together the correct layout
from schematic diagrams which I learned about
from Bermuda Ken. The diagrams are a big help,
but I am stumped about one symbol: In a couple
of places, it shows a wire that comes out of a
connector, seemingly heading somewhere, and
then it just stops, or rather, ends in a sort
of hairpin shape, and goes no farther. Can
someone tell me what this means? Specifically,
there is one of these coming from a four-prong
connector that supplies the turn signal lights
to the top of the cab (except that this
particular wire doesn't seem to go to the
lights/flashers). Thanks, Hugh
has gone missing huge sections of the factory
wiring harness. Thus, I am flying blind on a
lot of it, piecing together the correct layout
from schematic diagrams which I learned about
from Bermuda Ken. The diagrams are a big help,
but I am stumped about one symbol: In a couple
of places, it shows a wire that comes out of a
connector, seemingly heading somewhere, and
then it just stops, or rather, ends in a sort
of hairpin shape, and goes no farther. Can
someone tell me what this means? Specifically,
there is one of these coming from a four-prong
connector that supplies the turn signal lights
to the top of the cab (except that this
particular wire doesn't seem to go to the
lights/flashers). Thanks, Hugh
