Any of the repair manuals should have a wiring diagram, but
I would recommend that you start by making a few blowups of the
diagrams. If you don't have access to a photocopier that will enlarge go
somewhere that does. After you have the enlarged diagram color code the
circut that you want to work on it will make thins a lot easier.
...Art
On Sun, 5 Oct 1997, Spencer Parks wrote:
> Greetings All,
>
> I have been lurking here for a couple of weeks and have finally joined your
> ranks. Last week I bought a 1980 MGB in fair condition with the high hopes
> of restoring it. I always wanted to own one and figured this would be my
> best shot.
>
> It is, more or less, drivable. However there are a few things that need to
> be done before it's road worthy. Most notably the electrical system (yes
> we even require brake lights in TN). I'm kind of out in the boonies and
> most everything I get will have to be ordered.
>
> 1) Can anyone recommend a good manual? I'm no rocket scientist but
>have
> a fair amount of commone sense. Right now one with a good electrical
> diagram would be a real plus. Also need to know (by way of a manual) what
> was OEM on this baby.
>
> 2) Would also appreciate any information on parts suppliers, especially
> those with catalogs. Thanks in advance.
>
> BTW....there is A LOT of great information here. I've been taking notes
> steadily.
>
> Peace....
> Spencer
> Ten Mile, TN
> 1980 MGB
>
>
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