B Bob C Well-known member Jan 10, 2018 #2 The wiring diagram from Vanpelt's site only shows one. Bob Attachments Flathead_Electrical_wiring1940std.jpg 69.4 KB · Views: 50
TerryOH Well-known member Jan 10, 2018 #3 The battery is connected through one YR wire to the light switch. This YR wire comes from the circuit breaker.
The battery is connected through one YR wire to the light switch. This YR wire comes from the circuit breaker.
T the-rodster Junior Member Jan 10, 2018 #4 Sorry, I thought it was the same as a 40, it's actually a 41 pickup, like this one. There is a "B" terminal on both sides. Attachments 11A-11652.jpg 26.5 KB · Views: 29
Sorry, I thought it was the same as a 40, it's actually a 41 pickup, like this one. There is a "B" terminal on both sides.
rich b Well-known member Jan 10, 2018 #5 The headlight power was sourced from one circuit breaker; while the park, tail, and panel light power was sourced from another circuit breaker.
The headlight power was sourced from one circuit breaker; while the park, tail, and panel light power was sourced from another circuit breaker.
Ross F-1 Well-known member Jan 10, 2018 #6 rich b said: The headlight power was sourced from one circuit breaker; while the park, tail, and panel light power was sourced from another circuit breaker. Click to expand... Yep, they did that until '53. Here's a schematic of the 48-52 headlight switch wiring, not sure if it's the same, but likely is: Attachments Headlight switch conn's.jpg 25 KB · Views: 53
rich b said: The headlight power was sourced from one circuit breaker; while the park, tail, and panel light power was sourced from another circuit breaker. Click to expand... Yep, they did that until '53. Here's a schematic of the 48-52 headlight switch wiring, not sure if it's the same, but likely is: