Automotive MB GPW Ford Early 1941-1942 Jeep Owner’s Manual
- June 15, 2024
- AUTOMOTIVE
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Automotive MB GPW Ford Early 1941-1942 Jeep
MB / GPW Wiring Diagram
This section provides a detailed description of the MB / GPW wiring diagram for visual aid and accessibility purposes.
Components and Wiring Overview
- The diagram features a Voltage Regulator with wires connected to terminals labelled B, A, and F.
- A Generator is shown with terminals F1 and F2, and a ground connection marked G.
- The Coil is connected to the distributor, which has a firing order of 1-3-4-2.
- A Starter with a single terminal is depicted, along with a Filter Box with multiple connections.
- The Ampere Gauge (AMP.) has four terminals, labeled B6, 15A, E4, and E3.
- The Ignition Switch (IGN. SW.) has multiple switch positions, including PANEL and START.
- Headlights, tail lights, and service lights are represented with different wires leading to their respective switches and bulbs.
- A Headlight Dimmer Switch and Horn Button are also included in the diagram.
- The diagram indicates the locations of the Fuel Sender and relevant connections for the Brake Lights (B. O. STOP) and Tail Lights (B. O. TAIL).
Wiring Connections and Paths
The wiring paths are color-coded as follows:
- Black wires indicate ground connections.
- Red wires are used for power connections from the battery and to the Brake and Tail Lights.
- Green wires connect the Fuel Gauge to the Fuel Sender and various switches.
- Blue wires are used for the Headlight connections.
- Yellow wires connect the Ignition Switch to the Coil and Ammeter.
Specifications
| Component | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage Regulator | Regulates electrical voltage | Terminals labelled B, A, F |
| Generator | Generates electrical power | Terminals F1, F2, and ground G |
| Coil | Provides voltage to spark plugs | Firing order 1-3-4-2 |
| Starter | Initiates engine cranking | Single terminal connection |
| Ampere Gauge | Measures electrical current | Terminals B6, 15A, E4, E3 |
| Ignition Switch | Controls engine ignition | Multiple switch positions |
| Lighting Components | Includes headlights, tail lights, and service lights |
Connected through various switches and bulbs
FAQ
What is the firing order for the coil in the wiring diagram?
The firing order for the coil is 1-3-4-2. How are the headlights connected
in the wiring diagram?
The headlights are connected through blue wires to the Headlight Dimmer Switch
and Headlight Switch. What do the different wire colours in the diagram
represent?
Black wires are for the ground, red for power to lights, green for the Fuel
Gauge, blue for headlights, and yellow for ignition connections. Where can I
find more information on vehicle wiring diagrams?
You can visit Automotive Manuals for car PDF manuals, wiring diagrams, and
fault codes DTC. Diagram sourced from Automotive Manuals – HOME – Car PDF
Manual, Wiring Diagram & Fault Codes DTC Please note that the diagram includes
more intricate details and connections that are not fully described in this
text. For a complete understanding of the wiring, it is recommended to consult
the full diagram.
References
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