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Old 07-03-2012, 10:47 AM   #1
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Wiring/Circuit Info for Instrument Cluster

Does anyone have a wiring diagram or connector pin-out info for the instrument cluster on a 96 truck? I am getting ready to modify the wire harness that feeds the back of the cluster so that I can relocate all the idiot light signals up to the overhead console and just keep the basic gauge wires down on the dashboard.

I should mention that this is not a normal 96 truck. The body & dash are a 67 International pickup but the chassis, power train, harnesses & all else are off a stock 96 GM Xcab.

Any help is appreciated!
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Old 07-04-2012, 01:47 PM   #2
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Re: Wiring/Circuit Info for Instrument Cluster

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Here's one for my 97, Possibly the same ?


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Re: Wiring/Circuit Info for Instrument Cluster

Wondered where you went, sparkydog. How's the hybrid?
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Re: Wiring/Circuit Info for Instrument Cluster

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sparkydog,

Here's one for my 97, Possibly the same ?

Thanks very much Restrorob. That covers most of the wires but there are several more idiot lights that aren't shown. But with what you show here it makes figuring out the others much easier!
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Wondered where you went, sparkydog. How's the hybrid?
It's going well! It's my daily driver for the summer as one of my kids has my other car. In a couple of weeks it will finally be one color - white epoxy primer.
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