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#791378 10/23/2011 2:59 AM
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Hello all. Is there a source out there that gives a wiring schematic AND shows the wire gauge of each wire? I'll be getting into that next and have a few nice '36 wiring diagrams...but nothing that tells me what gauge was originally in the truck. Just curious.
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Jeff, I'm not sure about the guage but what you use may depend on if your staying 6 volt or going to 12. There I go, thinking again....


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Well, I'm staying with the 6V system. I'll probably just go ahead and buy a new harness.

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I am curious what you are able to find regarding the wiring harness. I have a '36 1.5 Ton Panel Truck (actually two) and need to start thinking about where some of these 'magical' parts are going to come from.


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