[INFO] Chassis Electrical System - Typical Wiring Diagrams Scans

[cloudasc]

Hello everyone, I noticed lately there have been alot of various wierd electrical issues for different people, and I thought I would contribute some information I (cough) found (/cough) to better help the community.

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[cloudasc]

Thought I would give this a bump to show back up in the main list, as there have been quite a few people with electrical problems. It was stickied before the server went down. If a mod wants to re-sticky it, that would be greatly appreciated!

[Ravens_CB7]

do you use this if you want to install an aftermarket gauge cluster on the pillar?? bump

[cloudasc]

do you use this if you want to install an aftermarket gauge cluster on the pillar?? bump

Usually aftermarket gauges would require running new wires. Theres typically three or four per gauge. One for power, one for ground, one for signal, and one for backlight. The electrical part of setting up aftermarket gauges is easy, it is figuring out how to mount/install the aftermarket senders that come with the gauges. Check out my MRT (links in my signature), as I've installed aftermarket oil temp, oil pressure, and coolant temperature senders in my car, there is also a voltage gauge.

In your case you really shouldn't need the electrical diagrams, thanks for the bump though