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Ive got a column out of 94 caprice.. I have to repin my new harness for the column and the instructions dont tell you to much..Well what I was needing to know is does anyone have a wiring diagram for the column? I want to run my turn signals, wiper and dimmer off the collumn...
thanks
Harmon
Thanks Denny
But I have a blue wire labled as dimmer power, but the dimmer switch for the headlights is wired up, so I dont know wether it should got with the headlight power wire or if its for the dimmer for the guages? If anybody would know thanks... The kit Im using is from Summit Racing, and the instruction are very vague...
Thanks Harmon
The blue wire is usually the feed for the headlight dimmer whether it's in the column or on the floor. The high and low beams then are the green and tan wires that come from the dimmer to the lights themselves.
Its a Summit brand kit, none of the wires are hooked up yet, Im just starting the install...Ive got all the wires ran and sorted I just have a few Im not sure about.... The only thing I can figure is that the blue wire goes to the (GM 70s style) headlight switch on post #6....
Plus I have a painless Kit for the engine and tranny(94' LT1 4L60E) that will need to be tied into the body harness...
And I dont have a battery hooked up yet cause the wires arent there to hook it up yet...
Yeah I read it like 20 times..lol Wiring is just not my thing..But Ithink I got the headlight switch figured out..
Thanks guys
LOL, No its cool but I dont want you to do all that work when I got it here in front of me... Those instructions suck, Im more of a picture guy...I ve read the painless manual too online to kinda get a feel for it....
Ok now that I got that figured out with lots of help, Im now trying to figure out which wires do what on the column for the wideshield wipers, my wipers are onthe column, Im not sure which wire goes where....
Thanks
Harmon
Im not sure Ill have to check, my colors, Im pretty sure mine has a yellow wire coming out if the switch....Its a 94 caprice column...
Thanks Denny
Thanks Denny, I not a wiring guy at all