Re: 1939:Packard ....née wire harness creates issue
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I notice on page 22 of the 38-39 service manual wire colors are shown that are supposed to go on each terminal of the switch. Would that be of help instead of numbers?
Posted on: 2021/3/29 22:25
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Re: 1939:Packard ....née wire harness creates issue
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That is part of what I am doing ....in addition to trying to compare photos of the old wires removed from the switch .
I have blown up that diagram on my iPad and have been able to identify terminal 12. In the top of the unit near the knob....and I think number 1 is on the end near the passenger side fuse. I have not found Number 3 The Rhode Island harness does not identify where the wires to the switch go....although they provide that info for the ammeter , starter switch and ignition. Would prefer to figure it out before installing the dash rather than trying to do it on my back and. Upside down. Hope someone else has done this harness.
Posted on: 2021/3/29 23:09
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Re: 1939:Packard ....née wire harness creates issue
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Can't offer much since I have never seen an RI harness to be familiar with their labeling method. Do they use their own number designation or are the numbers referring to the individual wire runs as Packard listed in the factory diagram?
You mentioned using the wiring diagram from the service manual. My version of that diagram is somewhat blurry and gets worse when enlarged. The same diagram is in Service Letter Vol12 #18 and seems to be of much better scan quality. Wonder if it would display any clearer on your iPad.packardinfo.com/xoops/html/downloads/SC/SL-VOL12NO18.pdf
Posted on: 2021/3/30 10:09
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