Internal cabin switch wiring - Colors

Here is a link to various wiring diagrams. Excellent resource.

http://www.panteraplace.com/page107.htm

Thanks Husker - I have downloaded the full color wiring diagram , printed it out and have mounted it on a large board for reference. it is just not clear what wire go to which spade on each switch. is there a convention that is followed for this ? 

Not sure I've seen a diagram that detailed. I doubt there is a convention since even wire colors are inconsistent. 

Go to the link listed above and then do to console guage and switch diagram under instrument switches and illumination.

http://www.panteraplace.com/El...0SWITCH%20WIRING.pdf

Thank you so much Forestg- that is exactly what I was looking for. I  have had a go at it with a multi meter and the wiring diagram  and I am ashamed to admit , only got 2 out of five of the switches totally right. Tricky with the additional terminals on the switch backs. 

The job will go a lot faster without a VOM, we use a Power Probe. Shows whats hot, whats ground, whats neither. All you do is probe to find the hots/grounds, the use the + on P/Probe to send voltage. Super fast to see what powers up the fan low/high. courtesy, wiper switch, even the gauges. Once you get used to using a Power Probe you won't go back.

Percy, there are at least four different schematics- one was in the original Owner's Manual. Most of us use the schematic dated closest to our car's build date, then annotate it to fit exactly. This helps on the second of such problems.  One original early schematic (2 pod dash) has a photo on its reverse side of the back of a removed dash with all the wiring installed, with its own typed color code. Pretty clear shot, too. Don't remember which schematic it was but they're all available for free download to members in the POCA Web Archives.

Could be worse: one of my aquaintances has two Bizzarrini Strada 5300s- one early, the other from near the end of the line. There are NO schematics at all for these cars, and the late car uses all white wires!  Whenever I have Pantera wiring difficulties, I think of him....