I can say I have been in your shoes on part of that. When I worked at Deere if you had to call Deere tech or what ever it was called you usually never got anywhere and were better off trying stuff yourself.
However on the wiring itself for a 9930 this is my experiences. Nobody wants to work on them period. We had one customer that still ran one up until 2 years ago. (I think it finally just died) If any of the dealers wanted to help I would say they should be able to. We still have the original manuals for those pickers and plus they are on Deere's service advisor.(Deere's computer system with all the tech manuals on it)
The dealerships are getting to where they want to bring everything in so they can work on it and bill out the hours just like car dealerships. The dealer I worked for is bad about that unless you talk to some of the mechanics themselves.
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