Reply to "Need help identifying this wire in the fuse panel"

sjdennisMember

Jag, I have verified that the lose green wire is indeed for the hazard warning lights. (Thanks Forest) Both #8 and #9 are unswitched power so I will just repair the connector and hook it back up to #9 and note this in my wiring schematic for future reference. BTW the Pantera electronics websight has a photo of an L model fuse block with the wiring just like mine. (Ie green wire to #9)

Perhaps the factory started wiring hazard warning lights to #9 instead of #8 and didn’t tell the guys doing the schematics.

10/1/186:37 PM

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