Decoding electrical diagrams

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Decoding electrical diagrams

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My apologies if this has been discussed but what do the different symbols mean in a wiring schematic?
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Leatherneck wrote:My apologies if this has been discussed but what do the different symbols mean in a wiring schematic?
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Thank you sir, sorry for the trouble.
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No trouble I just noad where it was. :lol:
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Leather..

Are you looking for a skim-a-tuk (redneck spelling)

I have a few on file if this helps.

The Earl Duty one is the cleanest one..

T.
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