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Free online wiring diagrams

158K views 39 replies 28 participants last post by  davester3500  
#1 · (Edited by Moderator)
Can be limited on some stuff, but better than what you find Googling :lol:

This site has been around for years, and is updated regularly.

This is not my site, so I have no control over what is on there.

NOTE: This link is invalid as of 1.22.25 http://www.revbase.com/BBBMotor/Wd


But here is another thread with info on downloading service info: The site is charm.li


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#3 ·
Thank You for the wiring diagrams, very useful. Is there any place that would tell me where the ground points are on a 1990 GMC Sierra? I have a jumping voltage gauge when the signals are on, either direction.

Thanks again

Jim
 
#4 ·
The diagrams don't have any indexing; the pages don't tell you what it's
for. They're raw diagrams with no indication as to what circuit you are looking at.
Like, I have the push button for the outside bed lights. There is a harness
there with EIGHT wires going into it, and it's ONE button. Finding that means
looking through every diagram till you find it, because the top of each page
doesn't tell you what you're looking at.
 
#5 ·
Still using this resource on the regular
 
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#7 ·
Does anyone have a wiring schematic with ecm pinout to share for 92 siverado with 7.4 auto 4x4 k3500 using ecm #1614060 axrd the 1227730 is everywhere but I cannot find the 1614060 for my truck, Thanks for any help you can offer.
 
#14 ·
The GM wiring diagrams for 1967-1994 trucks were scanned and posted to a couple other forums that cater to those older trucks. Those years Silverado and Sierra were trim levels not models.

Mitchell has newer wiring diagrams but they aren't always 100% complete or absolutely correct.
If you intend to keep the truck for a while I'd look for copies of the GM service manuals.
They are pretty pricey new and used for the T800 & T900 chassis.
I'm not sure you can even buy GM service lit on paper for the K2 & T1 chassis.
 
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#23 ·
What were the other 4 volumes about? My '04 FSM was just 5 volumes, all about the same thickness (each just over 2.5" thick).