I'm using a bunch of different sources to try to build a fairly complete single wiring diagram for my 1963 Series 62 convertible. I've got a couple of questions:
1. Does anyone know what the circuit circled in red on the attached image does? Near the bottom of the marked area it seems to have a switch between the white wire and black grounded wire, but I have not been able to find this circuit leg in any other diagrams I've looked at.
2. If the car has AC, does the typical AC wring replace the non-AC blow/heater wiring? I assume cars with AC have only one blower motor. Can anyone confirm?
Once I get done, I'll share the work with this group. I know about (and have) some of the other color diagrams. I am building my own not just to get me the picture I want, but also because it helps me better understand how the car is wired. Fortunately, the wiring in my car seems to be in decent shape.
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It appears to be the door activated switch circuit for courtesy lamps.
Thanks for the replies.
Dan, that was what I thought at first too, but the diagram has front and rear door switches located elsewhere. However, your idea leads me to a question. Is there a switch inside the car to turn on the courtesy lights (perhaps on a ceiling light on a hardtop car)?. I have a convertible, so I suspect such a switch might exist, but not on a convertible.
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