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#98772 01/02/2007 6:29 AM
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Anybody have a 41 wiring diagram they can post? I saw a 39 version in the tech tips section, but it sure does seem simplified and not sure if it's the same. I'm going to try to build a loom. I have wiring experience so not scared. My harness is a bit deteriorated to work from and, when its off, without fancy labeling, everything looks the same without the color coding. Thanks in advance, as always.


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#98773 01/02/2007 6:43 AM
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Here is the "Old Chevy Manual Project" listing of wiring diagrams:

http://chevy.tocmp.com/chevywiring/index.htm

There's no 1941 version, but there is a 42-48, which should be very close. The starter has that goofy polarity switch on it, which would put it in the right ballpark.

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#98774 01/02/2007 8:49 AM
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Ah Hah, that will do it. Between what is left of mine currently and this diagram, I'm ready, Thanks a bunch for the help.


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#98775 01/02/2007 3:25 PM
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Found a electrical diagram from the 1941 shop manual at the Keith Hardy site, just in case you want to compare it with the others.

http://chevy.tocmp.com/1941shop/41csm283.htm


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#98776 01/02/2007 7:41 PM
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Randy, Thanks. I will compare

Thank you both very much!
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