sun roof wiring diagram
07-17-2005, 10:21 PM
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Hi guys and gals,
Last night I did the shifter brass bushing trick. What a difference. It just keeps getting better. (last weekend I did the balljoints yeehaa) Anyway... what I discovered this morning was that in moving the console around I had pulled out all the wire ends from the sunroof switch plug. OK, no broken plastic - still have a chance to get out of this with no further egg on the face. But...What wire belongs to what pin. I can see on the back of the plug, what the pin #s are but dont want to chance winging it. Anyone?
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Last night I did the shifter brass bushing trick. What a difference. It just keeps getting better. (last weekend I did the balljoints yeehaa) Anyway... what I discovered this morning was that in moving the console around I had pulled out all the wire ends from the sunroof switch plug. OK, no broken plastic - still have a chance to get out of this with no further egg on the face. But...What wire belongs to what pin. I can see on the back of the plug, what the pin #s are but dont want to chance winging it. Anyone?
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07-18-2005, 12:12 AM
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07-18-2005, 12:51 AM
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Thanks for that C. Clarks has the detail for the limit switch but not for the console switch. Yes I did the search and no I don't have PET. Anyone?
07-18-2005, 01:53 AM
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Sorry, couldn't wait. 10PM and I have to drive to work tomorrow @ 7:00AM. Gave it my best shot. Got some right - position 1 release and lock works fine. Position 2 open does not. Tomorrow is another day. Guess it will be trial and error. Will post results.
07-19-2005, 01:46 AM
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Re; brass bushing trick - just do a search for "shifter brass" and you will find the original referance. What it is, is drilling out the shift linkage rod to 29/64ths and installing a one inch piece of 7/16 OD brass tubing as a bushing over a worn shifter linkage pin. The fix rocks. The difference is nothing short of amazing. Still have my problem with the wiring for the sunroof switch - anyone with PET to the rescue?
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07-20-2005, 02:54 AM
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Did a Google and found a wiring diagram at Pelican parts. I dont know what the policy is with publishing links but let's try anyway (Pelican is a sponsor and all). This is for the 84 model but the switch wiring is the same for the 85.5. Cant say for other elements in the diagram.
http://www.pelicanparts.com/944/elec...84_sunroof.jpg
Anyway the console is back together and all is well.
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http://www.pelicanparts.com/944/elec...84_sunroof.jpg
Anyway the console is back together and all is well.
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