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ELECTRICAL
16-33
SWITCH BLOCK
SAFETY SWITCH
MOTOR
Fig.
16-53 — Tail Gate Wiring - Pontiac " B " Body
been checked for proper operation may be con-
nected to the switch block. If a switch is not avail-
able, a three-way jumper wire can be made to
perform the switch function. The method of making
the jumper wire and the switch locations to be
connected to obtain a specific movement of the
seat are shown in Figures 16-71 and 16-72. If a
jumper wire is used, number the locations on the
switch block as indicated in the illustration.
NOTE:
To make jumper wire, obtain two pieces
of #12 gauge wire, each 4 1/2" long. Join one
end of each wire as shown in diagram. The
joined end can be inserted in the feed location
in the switch block; one of the remaining ends
can be inserted into one of the solenoid locations.
1. Obtain switch or jumper wire and connect to
switch block.
2. Operate switch if used. If adjusters operate
with switch or jumper wire, but did not oper-
ate with original switch, the original switch is
defective or connector block was not suffi-
ciently engaged.
IMPORTANT:
To obtain a seat movement us-
ing a three-way jumper wire at the switch
block, the switch feed location, one of the
motor field wire locations and one of the
solenoid
locations
have
to
be
connected
simultaneously.
The switch locations to be connected to obtain
a specific
seat movement are outlined as
follows:
(a) To raise seat, place jumper wire in loca-
tions A, B and E.
(b) To lower seat, place jumper wire in loca-
tions A, D and E.
DOME
LIGHT WIRES
JAMB SWITCH
1397
Fig. 16-54 —Front End Wiring - Chevrolet " X " Bodies
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