Posted by John S-B on August 27, 2007 at 11:16:11 from (64.12.116.73):
Well I had to do some work on the M since the ignition toggle switch went bad. I opened up the box for the ammeter and light switch, and found it full of old wasp nests and spiderwebs. It has a newer ammeter in it and somehow during cleaning a wire came off and I don't know where it was connected to. I have a pic posted in the Stuck and troubled forum, I'll try to post it here. Can anyone tell me where the black wire off the top of this meter goes too? It doesn't match up with the wiring diagrams. (12V)
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