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Date:         Mon, 10 Jun 96 15:34:03 UT
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From:         "Scott Allred" <Scott_Allred@msn.com>
Subject:      RE: Mystery wire on '73 ignition switch

H. Steven Dolan wrote:

>As you all no doubt know, I am a big fan of Bentley, especially for the >wiring diagrams. Well, Bentley has let me down :-( > >Does anyone out there know where the brown/blue wire from the ignition >switch plugs up? Can someone go out and have a look? It does not show up >in my Bentley at all, the first time this BOOK(tm) has left me high and >dry. >

I replaced my switch with a unit from RMMW this past week. Here is the wiring configuration I used.

WIRE FROM/TO DESCRIPTION Red/Black switch to starter 12V when in "START" position Black switch to fuse box and ignition coil 12V when in "ON" and "START" position Black/Yellow switch to light switch 12V only in "ON" (not "ON" & "START")? Red battery to switch 12V at all times (straight from battery) Brown/Blue(1) door buzzer connected to GND when key is in ignition Blue/gray not used

(1)This wire is shown as Brown in book.


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