Reply to "No power"

jag13catMember

(Referring to 6/15/72 wiring Diagram)

To clarify the power from the battery, there are two black wires from the battery - one is the large wire running to the starter solenoid. The other is going to the ammeter. Then a black wire comes out of the ammeter and has a junction (well hidden in the harness) where, in essence, 4 pink wires are connected, two going to the fuse box #7 (30) amp & #8 (15) amp. With the other two pink wires, one goes to the headlight switch, and the other goes to the ignition switch. These wires are hot and power fuses or switches

The Power Distribution diagram above outlines the "P" (Pink wires).

Personally, I eliminated my ammeter and installed a voltmeter. There are a number of posts regarding possible problems with an ammeter, which may be the source of your problem.

5/15/2212:24 PM

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