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Looking for a high-res color wiring diagram for a 1985 CJ7. Links?
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Thanks all
1985 CJ7 258 I-6 4" Rubicon Express on 33's - Soon to be primer color ;)
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1985 CJ7
I also have a question regarding the 1978 color diagram that you can find out there. What is this item circled in red? I don't believe I have that in my 1985 CJ7...
1985 CJ7 258 I-6 4" Rubicon Express on 33's - Soon to be primer color ;)
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1984 CJ8
You have one but it looks different in the older vehicles...
It's called a fuse block
It's called a fuse block
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1976 CJ5
Around 1979, AMC went with a newer style fuse block. Probably like the one you have on your now.
Most circuits stayed the same, a few circuits changed. Most of the colors stayed the same
Just ignore the color error on the low/hi beams.... I was concentrating on the circuit numbers..
Most circuits stayed the same, a few circuits changed. Most of the colors stayed the same
Just ignore the color error on the low/hi beams.... I was concentrating on the circuit numbers..
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Around 1979, AMC went with a newer style fuse block. Probably like the one you have on your now.
Most circuits stayed the same, a few circuits changed. Most of the colors stayed the same
Just ignore the color error on the low/hi beams.... I was concentrating on the circuit numbers..
Most circuits stayed the same, a few circuits changed. Most of the colors stayed the same
Just ignore the color error on the low/hi beams.... I was concentrating on the circuit numbers..
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1985 CJ7 258 I-6 4" Rubicon Express on 33's - Soon to be primer color ;)
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1976 CJ5
The numbers are circuit numbers that you would find in most schematics of the CJ. I was just pointing out the circuit number's colors stayed the same up until 1982. Then they started to mace changes in the nomenclature although the colors and gauge remained mainly unchanged.
The Letters on later CJ's matched up with the letter designation on the bulkhead connector.
The Letters on later CJ's matched up with the letter designation on the bulkhead connector.
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1984 CJ7
Thanks for the wiring diagram link. Very helpful!
Hello,
In going through this post I ended up a little confused. The original poster seems to have been working on an 83 CJ7 (or at least that is the only model in their signature). Can someone clarify what years this diagram covers? I am working on an 83 CJ7 that was left out in the desert for about 15 years and I am working to solve some light issues.
Thanks
In going through this post I ended up a little confused. The original poster seems to have been working on an 83 CJ7 (or at least that is the only model in their signature). Can someone clarify what years this diagram covers? I am working on an 83 CJ7 that was left out in the desert for about 15 years and I am working to solve some light issues.
Thanks
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1976 CJ5
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Hello,
In going through this post I ended up a little confused. The original poster seems to have been working on an 83 CJ7 (or at least that is the only model in their signature). Can someone clarify what years this diagram covers? I am working on an 83 CJ7 that was left out in the desert for about 15 years and I am working to solve some light issues.
Thanks
In going through this post I ended up a little confused. The original poster seems to have been working on an 83 CJ7 (or at least that is the only model in their signature). Can someone clarify what years this diagram covers? I am working on an 83 CJ7 that was left out in the desert for about 15 years and I am working to solve some light issues.
Thanks
This puts it in the range of 76 to 77.
Definitely not for an 83.
I'll see if I can find an 83 schematic someplace. I can't access my files onl;ine anymore.
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1979 CJ7
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