1975 blazer fuel sender wiring
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So I just got my dads 75 blazer that he restored . Like with all there restores there are bugs to work out . The fuel gauge is inop . The wire to the send is missing . I cant find it . Now the tailight wiring going from front to back only has 4 wires and those are for the lights which all work . My question is where does the fuel sender wire come from ? How is it routed to the back ? Is it thru the body . I think its a tan wire . Anyhow any information anyone would have would be greatly appreciated . The 75 shop manual doesnt show fuel sender wiring . I just ordered a chilton book . Also whats the best source for a complete wiring schematic for this ? I am a master auto technician for a ford dealer . I am so used to more complex systems but also having the resources as far as wiring routing connector locations and numbers . Thanks alot people
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How hard would it be to just run your own wire?
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I have no problem running a new wire . Just trying to not hack it up or make it look crappy . Also until I get the schematics for it I need to know where to run it to . Over the years the wire colors are a tad harder to tell the proper wires . I dont want to just start poking and proding wires . Its a very clean unmolested truck and I want to keep it that way .
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Good point. I wish I knew more about K5 blazers. I had a friend with a couple of them and I always thought they were pretty cool.
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on my 80s trucks its a pink wire that comes out of the bottom of the fuse box connection under the hood, so basically where all the wires attach to go inside the cab there was a pink wire coming out he bottom of that that wrapped down and followed the frame back.
though this might be different do the age difference
though this might be different do the age difference
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