Hi Hugh
I don't have a copy of the Bentley Manual in front of me, but looking at the
Connections key at the base of the Stag Wiring diagrams, the symbol you
describe is "Body junction in-line plugs and sockets"
FYI the list is as follows
Circle inside a circle - "Steering column in-line plugs and sockets"
Circle with diagonal line - "Fascia panel in-line plugs and sockets"
Circle with cross - "Body junction in-line plugs and sockets"
Circle with cross, bottom quadrant blacked out - "Relay plate in-line plugs
and sockets"
Circle with cross, bottom quadrant blacked out - "Console in-line plugs and
sockets"
Circle with cross, side quadrants blacked out - "Door gear in-line plugs and
sockets"
Circle with cross, all but top quadrant blacked out - Gearbox in-line plugs
and sockets"
I presume these refer to the various multi plug sockets around the car...
David Greed
1974 Stag Man O/D
1979 2500S Man O/D
Email: Home: greed@wave.co.nz
Work: david.greed@telecom.co.nz
Webpages: http://www.wave.co.nz/pages/greed
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>| Hello all. I have just purchased a 72 TR6 and joined this group. I live
in
>| Southeast Michigan and am an engineer for one of the Big 3 automakers. I
>| look forward to participating in your discussions.
>|
>| Now for my question. I received a well-worn Bently shop manual with my
>| purchase. I am trying to make sense of the schematics of the electrical
>| system. Some of the symbols I have never seen before. Is there a
reference
>| for these somewhere? The two I'm trying to figure out are the circle with
> an
>| X in it and the narrow hollow rectangle. I have a Bosch manual which says
>| the circle with X is a lamp, but they seem to be using another symbol
for
>| that. Are these just connectors?
>|
>| Thanks in advance,
>| Hugh Fader
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