Reply to "electrical gremlins"

bosswrenchMember

About all te lights in the car go through that emergency switch; it sure sounds like you switched a wire or two when re-hooking it up. You DO have the electrical schematic, don't you? Otherwise, messing with the wiring is like bomb-defusing by braile.... And some Panteras have different colored wires from what the schematics show. There are 4 different versions of the schematics. The only other universal problem area re wiring involves loose or corroded wires on the central grond post on the underside of the cowl, behind the tach. I take all the ground wires off, wire-brush them AND the post itself, then reassemble & tighten the nut "firmly" but not snapping off the stud, of course.

4/3/046:42 AM

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