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Date:         Thu, 19 Aug 2004 19:38:59 -0700
Reply-To:     Kirk Hockin <dochockin@TELUS.NET>
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From:         Kirk Hockin <dochockin@TELUS.NET>
Subject:      Help with instrument cluster 14 pin rewiring please.
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Greetings listees!

I'm in the process of rewiring the 14 pin connecter in my 83.5 wasserwesty to install the new, later-model, tach-equipped instrument cluster I acquired from Chris. I've been following the circular wiring schematic I found in the archives. I have a couple of questions for those more knowledgeable or better able to decipher Bentley than me:

1) The red/white wire that used to connect to pin 12 is for what? And should it really be left disconnected???

2) There was no blue/green wire attached to pin 11 when I started moving wires around. According to the Bentley wiring schematic this is for the OX SNSR ELAP MILE SW or something like that.. I seem to remember something about only Californian vans having these, is this true?

Thanks for any help or clarification you can give me.

Kirk Hockin

'83 Westy "Ariolimax"


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