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CUCV Switches, Diodes, Relays
I was looking over the wiring diagrams and wanted to identify all the in-dash relays, diodes and switches. So here you go.
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Great pictures Warthog. This should help out many with electrical issues!
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That was a great idea!
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AWESOME post Warthog!! Looks like my dash!!
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Gold star for you Warthog! Thanks for the effort.
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Outstanding idea thanks for the pictures takes the guessing out.
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Switches, diodes, relays, etc.
Warthog...great job...if I may...there is a a diode for the horn, wrapped in tape in the harness above the fuse bloch, near the horn relay...when I got truck, this diode was blown, and gave me grief until I tracked down the little sucker hidden in the tape of the harness...when the b/o switch was in the normal mode, the horn was activated constantly...at least it shook out any corrosion in the horn...Wilf
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The ground in pic 10 can also be up on the side of the dash bolted in the small hole that is above the large hole to the left of his ground location. Three of my 1009s and my 1008 are wired that way. Just look for that 6 prong ground 'comb' and you'll find it. BTW, if you have weird dash problems, check there first. If that ground is broken, it will wreak havoc with the dash electrics.
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