R8rPhan
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- Joined
- Feb 5, 2017
- Posts
- 452
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- Location
- California
- First Name
- Mark
- Truck Year
- 1973 (1979?)
- Truck Model
- C10 long bed (Frankenstein truck)
- Engine Size
- 307
Doing a complete rewire of my supposedly 73 (but probably 79 cab), most of the way done, just nailing down 2 or 3 circuits that I didn't have a road map for.. until now...
I have scoured over everything I can find on the web to find the drawings I need, and as best I can figure out, the wiring in my truck matches that of the 77-80 (79) wiring...
So, I went through and figured out where all the wires went for my wiper/washer system in the harness that came with the truck..
Since the EZ Wire kit does not come with anything except power to the wiper system, I cut off the old connectors, cleaned/deoxidized them, and made up a schematic to use as a wiring map to get them all hooked up again...
So, please check over the wiring diagram I made and attached below, to see if I have it all figured out right...
Also, since I busted off one of the two tabs on the washer pump when I was trying to disconnect it, and the exact replacement washer pump might be expensive, from what I am seeing, that connector only supplies power and then a ground through the push button switch at the dash..
This being the case, I should be able to get any generic 12v Washer Pump Kit and use it, connected to the same two wires, right (pink 94 and white 93)?
Thanks,
Mark
I have scoured over everything I can find on the web to find the drawings I need, and as best I can figure out, the wiring in my truck matches that of the 77-80 (79) wiring...
So, I went through and figured out where all the wires went for my wiper/washer system in the harness that came with the truck..
Since the EZ Wire kit does not come with anything except power to the wiper system, I cut off the old connectors, cleaned/deoxidized them, and made up a schematic to use as a wiring map to get them all hooked up again...
So, please check over the wiring diagram I made and attached below, to see if I have it all figured out right...
Also, since I busted off one of the two tabs on the washer pump when I was trying to disconnect it, and the exact replacement washer pump might be expensive, from what I am seeing, that connector only supplies power and then a ground through the push button switch at the dash..
This being the case, I should be able to get any generic 12v Washer Pump Kit and use it, connected to the same two wires, right (pink 94 and white 93)?
Thanks,
Mark
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