Ignition buzzer wiring circuit question

[JsnPpp]

Dug into my wiring a bit more and found some things. 

 

Two wires coming out of the side of the ignition as appropriate. One brown/green connected to an under dash ground wire that is part of the door switch circuit.  While testing the ignition switch I found that one of the wires had broken off. I removed the ignition cylinder, cleaned the wire end and re-soldered to the small reed switch that slides into the side of the ignition.

 

The system appears to work now; with the one end of the wire connected as it was to the under dash door ground circuit, I can insert the key and get continuity with the ground depending on if the key is inserted and if the door is open. 

 

What I don't have yet is power. I'm missing the double red/white wire to female spade connector that you all have shown. This may be a '74 and up design. Once I understand where this circult is supposed to pull power I can create the wire no problem.

 

Anyone know if the power to the buzzer is fused? I'm assuming its direct to battery (no switch in between) simply because thats the nature of the design; the buzz happens when the key is inserted, not when its inserted and turned...

 

Thanks again for your input. My photo doesn't show much..

 

Jason

 

edit: I do have a free gray wire coming from my right hand turn signal/wiper switch (shown in the photo) but it does not appear to have power. Location is perfect however..

 

Edited July 24, 2019 by JsnPpp