Need a good 77 AC wiring diagram
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Need a good 77 AC wiring diagram
I need to get a good diagram for a 77 AC harness. Replacing the front engine and AC harness and have about 90% of the wiring figured out. It is an early 77 also. I have a 79 diagram but some of the coloring is different and it is also slightly different.
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Gorman,
I know I have a better one, but upload this off the site and I'll look for the GM one for you. I'm sure I have it on this computer. http://willcoxcorvette.com/repairand...lp.php?hID=289
Post when you have it uploaded... I don't want to leave this one up on the site.
I know I have a better one, but upload this off the site and I'll look for the GM one for you. I'm sure I have it on this computer. http://willcoxcorvette.com/repairand...lp.php?hID=289
Post when you have it uploaded... I don't want to leave this one up on the site.
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This may do it for you, wiring from 1977 Electrical Troubleshooting Manual.
http://www.europeancorvette.com/phot...77/Page016.jpg
I have the 77 factory A/C wiring diagram, however would need to scan it in.
http://www.europeancorvette.com/phot...77/Page016.jpg
I have the 77 factory A/C wiring diagram, however would need to scan it in.
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Gorman,
I know I have a better one, but upload this off the site and I'll look for the GM one for you. I'm sure I have it on this computer. http://willcoxcorvette.com/repairand...lp.php?hID=289
Post when you have it uploaded... I don't want to leave this one up on the site.
I know I have a better one, but upload this off the site and I'll look for the GM one for you. I'm sure I have it on this computer. http://willcoxcorvette.com/repairand...lp.php?hID=289
Post when you have it uploaded... I don't want to leave this one up on the site.
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I have a 77 manual but I can't get my scanner to work with my laptop. If the one on the site is not clearer when my girlfriend gets home I'll see if she can scan it for you.
http://www.europeancorvette.com/html...l_diagrams.htm
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That one is from this site , it might be clearer if you go to the site.
I have a 77 manual but I can't get my scanner to work with my laptop. If the one on the site is not clearer when my girlfriend gets home I'll see if she can scan it for you.
http://www.europeancorvette.com/html...l_diagrams.htm
I have a 77 manual but I can't get my scanner to work with my laptop. If the one on the site is not clearer when my girlfriend gets home I'll see if she can scan it for you.
http://www.europeancorvette.com/html...l_diagrams.htm
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Artsvette73, thanks. That is what I was looking for. I think I have the wrong relay. One of the connectors on the relay should be a two prong and there is only 1 prong on it. This explains it.
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Some of the passenger car relays ground through their mounting rather than using the black wire as the Corvette does. I would put the correct relay on but you can try grounding the case of the relay you have on the car now.
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What I have is the two connectors that go to the relay have a 3 prong and a 2 prong connector. The relay just has a 3 post and a single post. I do have the black ground wire connected to the harness. I think maybe the relay is just the wrong one. It should have 5 prongs on it instead of 4.
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Yes it is wrong but if its the one I usually run into its just the black ground wire. A jumper from the black ground wire to the case of the relay will probably make it work. On the vette relay the jumper to the case is internal. 10 bucks will get you the correct relay.
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Yes it is wrong but if its the one I usually run into its just the black ground wire. A jumper from the black ground wire to the case of the relay will probably make it work. On the vette relay the jumper to the case is internal. 10 bucks will get you the correct relay.
I'll have to take a pic and show it. It does not even look like the connector goes on that way.
Last edited by Gordonm; 10-18-2009 at 10:44 AM.
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I don't know if you're into some minor mods but this is what I did.
The large lug ground wire mounted to an accessory hole at the back of the head, easy to get to and prevents future mishaps, No need to cut any wire either. Just be sure to use a short bolt.
Use a ga wire to match the power wire to the blower, splice and solder it to the original ground wire right at the blower connection and I ran it straight down to the frame below, drilled and tapped and used copper antisieze.
I could tell a increase in blower rpm just from this.
The large lug ground wire mounted to an accessory hole at the back of the head, easy to get to and prevents future mishaps, No need to cut any wire either. Just be sure to use a short bolt.
Use a ga wire to match the power wire to the blower, splice and solder it to the original ground wire right at the blower connection and I ran it straight down to the frame below, drilled and tapped and used copper antisieze.
I could tell a increase in blower rpm just from this.