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Wiring a new lighting circuit. Help me design a new headlight, taillight, turn signal wiring set-up for my cucv. Gotta have it back up and working by Monday AM as it is my daily driver and I'm back to work then. I'm willing to work from scratch, or re-use existing wiring where able, like the...

Interior bolt heads, hose clamps and suck are SAE. I just bought an el-cheapo set of sockets and tossed them in the tool box.

Looks like wires 912a and 912b feed a lot of the fuse box. 912a seems to be working as I have headlights. I will try to locate 912b and feed it 12v and see what happens.

Very good advice there. Mix it up a little as the days go by and the years add up. It may not be a vehicle, but it is always something. Panels, LMC, classictruckparts, anyone who has parts for 80's chevy trucks. On my 1009, for the cheap fix, I also bought plain panels and some bent...

Before you patch it, clean it w/ a wire brush on a drill or grinder. Then recheck it for leaks. After you patch it, paint it w/ chassis saver. The roll of roof patch many here have used for sound deadening in the cab works good as padding between the straps and the tank. It also makes a good...

How do these system work? Is there a wire diagram? I want to make sure mine work.

Shouldn't be as I jumped the connections. I pulled the fuse box and see a heavy pink wire that looks as if it may feed the circuits coming from the bulkhead connector. I went to the engine bay and tested all the pink and purple heavy wires at the bulkhead and none have power. Two run to the...

Alright, here's what doesn't have power. In the fuse box: Flasher, Instruments, Horn, Marker lights, B.O. Markers fuses. Neither Signal flasher has power now. Purple and brown wires at column connector are dead. What feeds these?

I had a battery that did the same. The battery had a hole through the case and was draining into the tray. It would actually drain the voltage. a bad cell will do the same. Leave it unconnected and see if it holds a charge.

Took a load of scrap to the yard, made $300.00 plus. Did the 50 miles round trip with out indicators or brake lights tho. Working on that.

Power is at each side of the flasher - turn fuse. Flasher top and bottom have power to left terminals. Clicking only when left signals are on.

Turn signal blues My headlights work now. Now the turn signals don't. The fuse slot has power to both sides when the fuse is removed. If I were to start tracing the circuit from the fuse box, how does it go? Can I have an issue inside my fuse box or bulk head connector that would cause this...

Headlights are up and working. Found a fuse box connector pushed back and not contacting the fuse. Now to figure out what I did to the turn signals, on steady. Back to the search function I go.

Works when I feed direct to the light switch. Back into the fuse box.

That is the post I referred to having read. I have even saved it to my files and printed a copy for in my shop. 4. Red wire to head light fuse. This is the one I had mistaken as the other red wire. Does this one feed direct to the fuse or does it go into a harness and then from somewhere...

What do you call the artea that you do see from under the hood with the wires running into it that plugs into the half inside the vehicle with the one 10mm bolt in the center?

Ah, so I'm looking at the wrong Red wire! That explains a lot. BTW, flying commando. Not really but seemed a funny response. I've been lightless for days. Got a full load of scrap in the bed and want to deliver it. Does power go to the service light switch, then back to the fuse box? Or...

I already enlarged the schematic even.

Anyone? The wire is heavy red, goes into the right side of the fuse box as looking at it under the hood. It is on the left side as looking from inside the cab. That is the portion of my fuse box that is dead as well. Could I run power to the black out light switch and power all the lights...

I broke my fuse box down for a good cleaning and greasing while tracing the lighting power circuit. The red lighting power wire runs into the fuse box and ends in a spade terminal. There is nothing there for it to plug into. No loose wire on the inside between the inner halves, nothing. just...