Probably a year and a half ago someone on th elist had gone to the trouble
of colorizing a SIII wiring diagram. It was very nicely done with each
wire on the diagram having been colored with its corresponding color code.
I tried to find the original message in the archives but could not. If that
person is still on the list maybe they will send you a copy. It would make
a nice addition to your site. If they are not around then I will try to
find the copy they sent me and scan it.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jerome Yuzyk <jerome(at)supernet.ab.ca>
Newsgroups: Alpines
To: alpines(at)autox.team.net <alpines(at)autox.team.net>
Date: Saturday, February 06, 1999 6:46 AM
Subject: Re: Alpine/Tiger Blower Motors
>In article <36BA6B36.E56551C3(at)wisemaninsurance.com>,
>Robert Wiseman <rob(at)wisemaninsurance.com> wrote:
>> Jerome,
>> I have a wiring diagram, but a more realist view would be more helpful to
the
>> non electrician in me.
>
>Well, I was chugging along putting it together when I came to the
>realization that my wiring doesn't exactly match the schematics I have,
>mostly on the interior side. Specifically, my switches (lights,
>panel/map and wipers) use only some of the wires listed, and a few more
>that aren't. Given that my dash had been painted once before, the
>harness is split open in spots, the whole thing is covered in electrical
>tape, and a bunch of other little things that "don't fit," I suspect I
>have some sleuthing to do now. I did, however, add a table to my Guides:
>Electrical System page that lists what wires (should) go to what things,
>according to the schematic I have on that page. The in situ diagram will
>have to wait until I debug what I've got and make it conform to what
>there should be.
>
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