'Fan' light in tach - power source?

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I have studied Bill Taylor's electrical diagrams as found at Mike Dailey's Pantera Place website but am unable to definitively answer what should be an obvious question.

Located in the bottom of the tachometer is the fan light that indicates a fan is running.

I would think the source for that lightbulb must come from one of the fan relays, but I cannot find that on any of the diagrams.

Can someone please confirm where that fan indicator light actually sources it's power?

Know what color the wire might be?

Thanks,

Larry

2/22/1810:24 PM

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