PS: The texts in the diagram are in Spanish because, well, it's the language I speak, and information available on the internet is scarce in this language, but I do not think it's a problem because the schemes are perfectly understandable.
WIRING DIAGRAMS
WIRING DIAGRAMS
Based on the wiring diagrams found in the manual of 1980, I made a colored version of the different circuits. Personally, it has been very helpful in identifying faults, I sincerely hope you can take advantage of this file. If someone is also interested I can upload circuit diagrams each separately since I made in Autocad and each circuit is in a different layer. Greetings and success in your projects!
PS: The texts in the diagram are in Spanish because, well, it's the language I speak, and information available on the internet is scarce in this language, but I do not think it's a problem because the schemes are perfectly understandable.
PS: The texts in the diagram are in Spanish because, well, it's the language I speak, and information available on the internet is scarce in this language, but I do not think it's a problem because the schemes are perfectly understandable.
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Re: WIRING DIAGRAMS
Outstanding! 
Thank you very much for this. It does help very much when trying to follow a circuit to have it in color.
This is for a 70-something Patrol, so there are a few differences from the early Patrols. It is including the 4x4 light, which the early Patrols did not have. It also does not include the blower motor, which most U.S. Patrols have. But it's still great.
I have moved this thread to the Technical Information category, with the other wiring diagrams.
Thank you very much for this. It does help very much when trying to follow a circuit to have it in color.This is for a 70-something Patrol, so there are a few differences from the early Patrols. It is including the 4x4 light, which the early Patrols did not have. It also does not include the blower motor, which most U.S. Patrols have. But it's still great.
I have moved this thread to the Technical Information category, with the other wiring diagrams.
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Re: WIRING DIAGRAMS
Outstanding job Marco! Congratulations! You've probably put lots of hours making it. Thanks for sharing.
I know that Autocad can generate the pdf file including the layers, but I don't know how it's done. Maybe newer versions of Autocad can do that. In that way, if you open the file in Adobe Reader, you can choose the layers on the left side, and turn them on and off.
You've probably put lots of hours making it. Thanks for sharing.I know that Autocad can generate the pdf file including the layers, but I don't know how it's done. Maybe newer versions of Autocad can do that. In that way, if you open the file in Adobe Reader, you can choose the layers on the left side, and turn them on and off.
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Dear Esteban, you're right, I just generate the pdf file with the ability to turn on / off the different layers that I have in autocad. Regards!!
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Fantastic job Marco. This is a "must have" for everyone.
For some of the members that might not be familiar with layers in a pdf document, once you download this new electric diagram from Marco, you'll see on the left side of the pdf program that you are using (Adobe, Foxit Reader) that "Layers" are shown. You can click each one of them to make them disappear or appear at will. As an example shown below, I've made Layers B, C, F, H, IG invisible. This is a very valuable tool to work only on the systems that are crucial to you at that time.
From what I can see Marco has done, the following layers are in the document. Letters correspond also to the fuse block terminals in his diagram.
O ---------> Label, all text, and components drawing
AI --------> AI terminal at fuse box (upper side) Alternator and switch
B ---------> Battery (+) side wiring
C ---------> Dash lamp
F ---------> All circuits attached to F terminal at fuse box. Flasher, Turn signals
H ---------> All circuits attached to H terminal. Horn and brake lights
IG --------> IG terminal circuits at fuse box (upper side). Coil and plugs
L ---------> All circuits connected to L terminal at fuse box. Lamps, Instruments, Headlamps, Tail, Park.
MASA ----> All ground connections
T ---------> All circuits attached to T terminal at fuse box. Marker lights
W --------> All circuits attached to W terminal. Wipers.[/list]
Please note that this diagram has some differences with the USA Patrols. The combination lamps at the back are following the European and Australian standards. Also, the wiper motors correspond to the two-speed single motor type.
I guess that we can ask Marco to do a modified version of this diagram for use in the USA Patrols.
For some of the members that might not be familiar with layers in a pdf document, once you download this new electric diagram from Marco, you'll see on the left side of the pdf program that you are using (Adobe, Foxit Reader) that "Layers" are shown. You can click each one of them to make them disappear or appear at will. As an example shown below, I've made Layers B, C, F, H, IG invisible. This is a very valuable tool to work only on the systems that are crucial to you at that time.
From what I can see Marco has done, the following layers are in the document. Letters correspond also to the fuse block terminals in his diagram.
O ---------> Label, all text, and components drawing
AI --------> AI terminal at fuse box (upper side) Alternator and switch
B ---------> Battery (+) side wiring
C ---------> Dash lamp
F ---------> All circuits attached to F terminal at fuse box. Flasher, Turn signals
H ---------> All circuits attached to H terminal. Horn and brake lights
IG --------> IG terminal circuits at fuse box (upper side). Coil and plugs
L ---------> All circuits connected to L terminal at fuse box. Lamps, Instruments, Headlamps, Tail, Park.
MASA ----> All ground connections
T ---------> All circuits attached to T terminal at fuse box. Marker lights
W --------> All circuits attached to W terminal. Wipers.[/list]
Please note that this diagram has some differences with the USA Patrols. The combination lamps at the back are following the European and Australian standards. Also, the wiper motors correspond to the two-speed single motor type.
I guess that we can ask Marco to do a modified version of this diagram for use in the USA Patrols.
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