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1986 R-Series wiring schematics


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Looking for a wiring schematic on a 1986 RL688LST dumptruck.  The wiki link/sticky seems to be dead.  A pdf would be much appreciated, if anyone has copies, as I've been sorting through electrical gremlins wire by wire on lighting for a friend.

Also, saw this the other day...looking to track down why this solenoid does not have a trigger...? seems to be more of a terminal junction now... Driverside engine bay, inboard of supply terminals. What was original intent for this relay?

 

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it looks like it is being used as an accessory relay.. there should be one in the cab under the ash tray too..  I wish I could help with a schematic.  all I have is some old notes from some RW's I worked on. looks lie a lot of added wires as well as dissabled wires too..  I assume you are wanting to clean it up..

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Thanks for the response. Yes, alot of added and disabled wires...lots of hands messing about.  I would like to clean up for some reliability,  but was hoping to atleast have the advantage of the terminal designations under the drivers side hood. I guess most likely a drawing would not help much with all the "patches" that have appeared to have been done over its life.

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No worries, I'll have to trace it out. I was hoping someone might know off the top of their head. Whatever it was for, there is not a trigger to fire the relay coil..it may be shorted, and not important anymore since most of the feeds are bypassed on the one post.

It'll just take time to track probelm wires and circuits with the fluke and power probe as they arise.

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