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Posted by: buck toenges Oct 24 2016, 10:30 AM

I am putting my harness back into my '71 914. I need to know how the part of the harness that goes over to the passenger side door switch routes on the firewall. I have the part of the main harness routed down by the foot well to the main tunnel but am looking where the harness that includes the steering column connectors route. I haven't seen any pics of that particular part of the harness resides.

Thanks,
Buck

Posted by: SirAndy Oct 24 2016, 12:16 PM

QUOTE(buck toenges @ Oct 24 2016, 09:30 AM) *
I need to know how the part of the harness that goes over to the passenger side door switch routes on the firewall.

I don't have pics and it's kinda hard to describe, but at least on my car those wires go behind the dash and then into the door post to the switch.
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Posted by: Mikey914 Oct 24 2016, 05:04 PM

There was a 70 dash for sale in the classifieds that had a harness attached.
You may be able to glean some info from his pics.

Posted by: cary Oct 24 2016, 08:02 PM

Forgot about you. I read it at lunch.

It's the long harness that ends with one brown wire. It lays right behind the rolled bottom edge of the metal dash. Behind the padded knee pad. If you start at the steering wheel you'll have a break out for each stalk on the column. Then the one for the ignition. Then one for the cigar lighter. Now it thins down. Next break out is the HVAC switch and lights. Now your down to just a few wires. Next break out is the glove box light. Then all your left with is the door switch if me memory serves me right. The harness is held down with multiple metal bands covered with heat shrink like material.

Might have missed one for the radio. Can't remember. Seems like it has its own.

Posted by: cary Oct 25 2016, 08:50 PM

Got home before dark.
Here's a shot of the door switch wire behind the air vent next to the glove box.

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