Theron; wiring diagram

Theron.....When I started a new Speedster build, I decided to make new, more complete wiring schematics than those typically found. Once completed, they included switch & relay contact developements, voltage regulator internals, etc. Several SOC members have seen these drawings and urged me to post the drawings on the SOC site.

The circuitry is not a direct copy of the VW, but instead includes custom items such as an Ididit steering column with GM directionals, after market (not VDO) gauges and sensors.

I am e-mailing you PDF files of the schematics today, April 1 at 12:10 eastern time.

Are these available in a format where they could be edited (vice .pdf which isn't). I'd like copy to use as a start and then modify to reflect my Pain-Less wiring fuse block. Would be nice to also annotate wire color used.

i would LOVE to see that PDF. I am just about to start the wiring on my speedy.

i just emailed you.

Wolfgang....I just e-mailed autocad drawings to you.

thanks Brian. The diagrams are 1000 times better than the CMC ones.

Thank you 'muchly' for the PDF's.

Note on PDF, if you have Illustrator you can open and modify PDF's. FYI

Hay Brian,
Im 3/4 thought my build, had to work out the wirings for myself, but sure would appreciate seeing a copy of what you have put together as it may be of help

Regards Bill smithwb@gmail.com

I have complete schematics of MY car's (JPS) wiring harness. I made them from scratch, first in Viseo and then later copied them into Powerpoint. Both of those applications have all the tools needed to make really neat schmatics. I created mini headlight and tail light icons, starters, engine outline, oil cooler fan, etc. That way you know WHERE in the vehicle to LOOK for the connectors. Very helpful are the depicted front and rear firewalls, so you know where the cable penetrations are located (that sounds X rated?).

Unfortunately, I did all this on my office computer on lunch hour, and since retiring, I no longer have access to those programs. I still have the files, but I don't know if I can attach them to an Email or not. I guess they would open as a PDF? In case someone is interested?

Dave:

If you have the Powerpoint files, send them along via email and I'll see what I can do with them (unless they're huge (over 10MB) so the email servers might reject them). I once used Powerpoint a lot at work doing customer presentations and such and became pretty good with it. I also have the last few versions of it on various PC's around the house.

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I would like to get q copy as I am in the process of starting my wiring on my CMC.

Im also intersted I would like a copy to make a framed wall hanging from.

Ya all got mail guys.