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Is there any diagram to identify each panel connections (bulbs).

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What year truck?

Wiring Diagrams for 1923 - 1960

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1954 Diagram

Bulb Chart

I just completed refurbishing the gauges on my '54 3100. The truck has been converted to 12v. Here is info for it:

Ignition light, gauge cluster, and Speedo lights come on when the tail lights are on.

One bulb in the ignition switch housing:
6v = #51: 1 candle power, 1.7w @ 7.5v
12v = #53: 0.7 candle power, 1.7w @ 14.4v

Two bulbs in gauge cluster:
6v = #55: 2 candle power, 2.9w @ 7v
12v = #57: 2 candle power, 3.4w @ 14v

Two bulbs on each side of speedo:
6v = #55: 2 candle power, 2.9w @ 7v
12v = #57: 2 candle power, 3.4w @ 14v

Two indicator bulbs in speedo. Both bulbs are surrounded by 1/2" ID cardboard tubes with colored plastic lenses. Red for high beam, green for turn signal. My lenses are gone, so I painted the bulbs with a light coat of red or green rattle can paint.

Top lamp is for high beam indicator
6v = #51: 1 candle power, 1.7w @ 7.5v
12v = #53: 0.7 candle power, 1.7w @ 14.4v

Bottom lamp is indicator for factory installed turn signals, or for after market turn signals with lamp connected to 3-prong flasher (center terminal on flasher, I think) '54 was the first year with an indicator lamp for turn signals.
6v = #51: 1 candle power, 1.7w @ 7.5v
12v = #53: 0.7 candle power, 1.7w @ 14.4v
Later model 12v trucks used a #57, the lower wattage #53 in my truck is plenty bright.

Suggest that you install all new bulbs while you are at it.


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My truck is a chevy 66.

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The factory service supplement for 1966 trucks has the wiring diagrams. If you want the complete service manual you will have to buy the 1963 manual as well.

Also here's a link to the diagrams only;

http://www.64moneypit.pages.qpg.com/6066chevytrucks/id17.html

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Some places sell the wiring diagrams seperate for about $7-8.


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