67 steering column wiring

67coupe351w

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Hey guys, this is my first post!

I am installing a painless harness in my 67. It says in the painless manual that ford did not stick to a standard when they color coded their wires.
I cant find a wiring diagram in my 67 manual that shows the colors and where they go to in the column. Also, painless says there should be 9 wires, I have 10. weee!

Any help would be great. Thanks!

 

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67efivert

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im doing the same thing to my vert and was bout to ask that question too oh and the wipers and lights if anybody has any good diagrams thanks

 

67coupe351w

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heh, Heater diagram wouldnt hurt either

 

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67efivert

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i think i got the wiring for the heater ill look and let u know tomm

 

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I am also putting the 18 circuit painless kit in a 67, it is a big job, bigger than I thought when I decided to do it. I don't have all the details worked out yet but here's some things I've done that might help:

http://www.edbert.net/wiring.htm
http://www.edbert.net/engcompwiring.htm

These may not exactly fit your application since I am installing many relays, have a trunk mounted fusebox, battery, and soleniod but thats just a routing issue.

EDIT: Oh yeah, you really need IE6 to see these correctly.

 

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alright heres the heat wiring
from switch red,blue,black/white stripe goes to the resistor there in a 3 plug connector I_I looks sort of like this blue is on bottom red is left black/white is on right there is also a yellow wire with a single plug that plugs into the resistor that goes to the blower motor and a single brown wire from the fuse box to the blower motor. It has constant power and a switched ground . good luck hope this helps
oh and the switch gets its ground from the housing so it wont work unless its bolted down

 

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I'm going to take a wack at it.

Straight from my 67' fastback. Built in April.

511 Green-Stop lamp switch

44 Blue-Turn signal flasher

9 Green-orange stripe-left rear stop light

5 orange-blue strip- right rear stop light

3 green-white stripe left front turn signal

2 white-blue stripe- right front turn signal

385 white-red stripe- emergency flasher

460 yellow- horn

482 ?????-????? horn??? ground?

511b????-?????open for turn signals??ground?



Postitions of each as follows

482 44
3 511
2 460
5 385
511b 9

hope that makes sense It's square so just run up and down and side to side.

 

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67efivert

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well we got heat and signals anyone care to take a stab at wipers and headlight switch
thanks

 

67coupe351w

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Thanks a ton guys! I spent much of the day with a battery and a light bulb trying to determine what was what and it was only make me go -->

Now hopefully I can get some time to work on her before next saturday!

 

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67efivert

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hey coupe that can be real aggervating cant it
u ought to try to make a custom fuel injection harness i built mine from scratch and so far it seems to be running right well good luck with urs i bout got mine wired up and thanks guys