Anyone have an accurate one?
I looked at Pantera Place but they don't have one.
Also need to identify the wires to the brake warning switch on the dash.
What I have is not matching up with the color code in the diagrams.
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Doug,
The dash mounted brake warning light wires should be either gray (+12) and pink, or white (+12) and black.
Do you need wiring info for the emergency flasher or the hazard warning switch? If the flasher, is it a 3-wire flasher or a 4-wire flasher? If the switch, early or late, or are you replacing an early switch with a replacement (late) switch? Let me know exactly what it is that you need.
John
The dash mounted brake warning light wires should be either gray (+12) and pink, or white (+12) and black.
Do you need wiring info for the emergency flasher or the hazard warning switch? If the flasher, is it a 3-wire flasher or a 4-wire flasher? If the switch, early or late, or are you replacing an early switch with a replacement (late) switch? Let me know exactly what it is that you need.
John
quote:Originally posted by jb1490:
Doug,
The dash mounted brake warning light wires should be either gray (+12) and pink, or white (+12) and black.
Do you need wiring info for the emergency flasher or the hazard warning switch? If the flasher, is it a 3-wire flasher or a 4-wire flasher? If the switch, early or late, or are you replacing an early switch with a replacement (late) switch? Let me know exactly what it is that you need.
John
On the brake warning lights I have two grey and two white with black stripes coming to the light socket.
So you have just identified that lamp as the brake warning light. That helps.
I'm switching over from a dual pod to a single pod and doing some updating at the same time. Since this is an entirely new dash, I have the option of eliminating stuff, adding, or modernizing with led's etc, so it isn't really a plug and play situation at all.
The dual pod had two warning lamps on the dash. One was the brakes. What was the other one for?
I'm switching those two over to 5mm leds in micro black holders.
I need the diagram for the Hazard flasher. I did make a diagram before I pulled it out but lost that sheet.
I smoked the wiring to this switch before. Don't want that to happen again.
Can't make hide nor hair of the wiring diagram I got from Hall.
It's for my '73. I presume it is a late model switch.
It's marked SAE QC72 DKS E
quote:The dual pod had two warning lamps on the dash. One was the brakes. What was the other one for?
Seat belt warning light.
Here's the wiring diagram for the later (second gen) hazard warning switch.
John
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quote:On the brake warning lights I have two grey and two white with black stripes coming to the light socket.
One gray and the pink go to one light.
The other gray and the two white/black go to the other light.
Then, there is a gray jumper wire that connects the two lights together. One gray wire from the wire loom is +12 from the fuse panel.
John
Thank you John. I owe ya'. 
Now. Here's another, little issue. At some point Detomaso stopped wiring the radiator fan warning light in the speedometer.
I installed Pantera Electronics radiator fan controller and ran a wire to the dash for it.
I need a light socket to fit the speedometer.
Anyone know if they are still available and/or what the aftermarket part number would be?
Now. Here's another, little issue. At some point Detomaso stopped wiring the radiator fan warning light in the speedometer.
I installed Pantera Electronics radiator fan controller and ran a wire to the dash for it.
I need a light socket to fit the speedometer.
Anyone know if they are still available and/or what the aftermarket part number would be?
quote:I need a light socket to fit the speedometer.
Anyone know if they are still available and/or what the aftermarket part number would be?
Wilkinson lists them, but I don't know about availability.
#13006A Single terminal $3.14
#13006B Double terminal $4.88
With guys changing out gauges, there should be lots of these lying around.
John
What Wilkinson did was use the ford basic part number for his list.
There has got to be a crossover number for them in Standard, or Motorcraft or whatever else that can easily be bought across the counter locally?
That's really the number I am looking for. Maybe it's a Veglia part number?
There has got to be a crossover number for them in Standard, or Motorcraft or whatever else that can easily be bought across the counter locally?
That's really the number I am looking for. Maybe it's a Veglia part number?
This pic shows what I was describing in my above post....a picture is worth a thousand words. 
John
John
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Doug,
I have a question for you re the fan light that you are planning to connect. Is there a separate place on Jon Haas' radiator fan controller to connect the light? The reason that I ask, is that the fan(s) start at a low RPM and gradually increase in speed as the coolant temp in the radiator increases (via a thermistor, not a temp switch).
John
P.S. PM sent, or will be shortly.
I have a question for you re the fan light that you are planning to connect. Is there a separate place on Jon Haas' radiator fan controller to connect the light? The reason that I ask, is that the fan(s) start at a low RPM and gradually increase in speed as the coolant temp in the radiator increases (via a thermistor, not a temp switch).
John
P.S. PM sent, or will be shortly.
Yes there is. I don't know if the intensity of the light will vary with the fan speed though.
I can ask him.
That diagram accurately shows what I have. Thanks for posting. I really tend to stuggle on interpreting bad electrical diagrams.
Detomaso's really are about the worst I ever come across...unfortunately.
I can ask him.
That diagram accurately shows what I have. Thanks for posting. I really tend to stuggle on interpreting bad electrical diagrams.
Detomaso's really are about the worst I ever come across...unfortunately.