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#772582 08/18/2011 12:47 AM
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After wiring my AD truck this spring, I created a visio schematic. I decided to create a generic version so others can use it as a starting point to document their work as well. I have saved the generic schematic in various formats. Please feel free to download and change the diagram as you see fit.

AutoCAD Interchange format

AutoCAD format

PDF format

Portable Network Graphic format

Scalable Vector Graphics format

Tagged Image format

Visio 2002 format

Visio 2007 format



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di1953gmc #772659 08/18/2011 4:57 AM
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That is a nice diagram.


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Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. I'm rewiring the amp gauge in my 1949 now and I can hardly read the diagrams. With the color added it really helps. Thank you again. Steven


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Thanks, I saved the PDF format and now I can load it on my IPad and have a nice diagram that I can zoom in on right in the truck with me.


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di1953gmc #789078 10/15/2011 6:12 PM
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This is my first posting. I'm new to the forum usage.
I am also electrically challenged. I have a stock 52 chevy, 12 volt. Put in new gas gauge. Wire from sending unit goes to which post on gauge, one nearest to E or F on the face? Other wire to ignition, correct?

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look at your wiring diagram - see where there is a line labeled "dash panel" - the front and back of the truck [headlights/tail light] relate to the dash line, the wires go exactly as shown, left and right

also, if you don't have a manual, find it here, also separate wiring diagrams there

Bill

Last edited by squeeze; 10/16/2011 2:39 AM.

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Mike -

I installed a new 12v gas gauge from The Truck Shop in my '54 this week. The gauge should be marked with a "+" for the lead to the ign sw and with an "S" for the lead to the sender. The "+" on my gauge is behind EMPTY and the "S" is behind FULL.

Sand the cluster housing behind the gas gauge to clean metal. The back of the gauge needs to ground to the housing.


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LonnieC #789582 10/17/2011 6:58 PM
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Thank You guys for the fast and concise answers. Will be great to have a gauge that does something!!


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