T3 Wiring Harness

[Texas Edition]

Does anyone have a schematic for the T3 harness? I've got it installed but have an issue and seemed to have misplaced mine. I've emailed WCB but still waiting on a reply! Any help is appreciated. I think it is not offered anymore because when you pull it up on WCB web site it says it's not available anymore! Thanks in Advance!

 

[Viperwolf1]

Is this what you're looking for?

 

[TimP-69 Bronco]

I just posted a new thread about this harness!
http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=259088

I am currently mid-install did you use the original ignition switch?

also sorry if i am hijacking
thanks

 

[Dusty]

I would suggest giving Northwest Auto Wire a call, they can probably help you work through whatever issue you're having. I worked with them back when I was at WCB on developing the Bronco-specific version T-3 with the integrated headlight relays. I always found the owner at NWA to be very helpful and receptive to tech inquiries even from customers who bought through us rather than directly from him.

 

[Viperwolf1]

Here's a modified version of the NWA harness diagram to show connections to stock '70-'73 Bronco switches. I hope it helps.

 

[TimP-69 Bronco]

This is awesome. Is there much difference from 69 to 70? (I have a 69)

 

[Viperwolf1]

This is awesome. Is there much difference from 69 to 70? (I have a 69)

Only difference should be the column connector. '69 should have 2 connectors, one 2-pin for the rear brake/turn lights and a 6-pin for the other wires. Match the circuit number to the function using this diagram and the list below.

Light Blue=12v from turn flasher to turn switch, circuit #44
white-blue=right front turn and indicator lamp, circuit #2
orange-blue=right rear brake and turn lamp, circuit #5
green-white=left front turn and indicator lamp, circuit #3
green-orange=left rear brake and turn lamp, circuit #9
green or red-black=12v brake switch to turn signal switch, circuit #810
yellow=12v headlight switch to horn switch, circuit #460
blue-yellow=horn switch to horn, circuit #482

 

[Texas Edition]

Thanks Viperwolf for the schematics I think that will help.
If I can't figure it out I will give them a call Dusty!! Thanks for all the info, I was pretty sure someone on here could help.
TimP I installed a tilt column and used the the switch in column!
Thx everyone!!