Fuse box diagram for 1972

[Samplemaven]

I have searched the forum a number of ways, and found a fuse box diagram for a 1971...and a second diagram for a 1973. They are both 12 fuse (as is the 1972) but each position has a different function.

Does anyone have a diagram for a '72...or know if it matches one of the diagrams I've already found?

My owners manual does not have a diagram.

Thanks,

[jgerock]

Jim - the wiring diagram for your car should be essentially the same for all the early '70's 2002s. See here for some good reference wiring diagrams http://www.thetiiregister.com/phpmyfaq/index.php?action=artikel&cat=220450&id=64&artlang=en

[02Les]

Here you go.

The ones on the left are:

Turn Signal, right

Turn Signsl, left

Low Beam, right

Low Beam, right

Tail light and parking

light, right: Licence

plate and instrument

illumination: rear fog

light, fog head light

relay

Tail light and parking

light, left

[02hobiedave]

I have searched the forum a number of ways, and found a fuse box diagram for a 1971...and a second diagram for a 1973. They are both 12 fuse (as is the 1972) but each position has a different function.

Does anyone have a diagram for a '72...or know if it matches one of the diagrams I've already found?

My owners manual does not have a diagram.

Thanks,

Try this one not sure exactly what you are looking for. The first diagram went up to 1972 year an was called a 1971 mdl. So this one should work for you depending on your cars birthday.

[Samplemaven]

Here you go.

The ones on the left are:

Turn Signal, right

Turn Signsl, left

Low Beam, right

Low Beam, right

Tail light and parking

light, right: Licence

plate and instrument

illumination: rear fog

light, fog head light

relay

Tail light and parking

light, left

This is exactly what I need...and although in a different format, fortunately matches what 02hobiedave provided a few minutes later.

My car is set up same as these diagrams, but PO replaced 5A fuses with 8A...do you think that will create any problems for me?

BTW...I replaced a very worn out looking turn signal fuse, and the indicator on my dash is now working for that signal...and it wasn't previously.

Thanks to all...

[c.d.iesel]

[Samplemaven]

Thanks c.d.iesel for posting an answer to my question.

[Mike Self]

11 also has the seat belt warning light and the little switches in the seat belts and seats that cause the light to illuminate.

I kept blowing that fuse on my 73 until I discovered a wire at the fuse box that wasn't in the diagram. It was for the warning light. It was shorting out in the seat frame and causing the problem.

mike

[Samplemaven]

11 also has the seat belt warning light and the little switches in the seat belts and seats that cause the light to illuminate.

I kept blowing that fuse on my 73 until I discovered a wire at the fuse box that wasn't in the diagram. It was for the warning light. It was shorting out in the seat frame and causing the problem.

mike

My fasten seat belt light is not working...and I haven't given it much thought. Almost everything else electrical is fine. I'll take a look at 11 tomorrow to see if anything looks wrong.

Thanks,

[Jeffinslaw]

I hate to bump a really old thread such as this but it has important information I would like to reference. Does it matter if you swap locations of the same colored wire? i.e. #1 and #2, #3 and #4, #9 and #10 etc. This would be for a 1972 2002 so I would be using the fusebox diagram posted by 02hobiedave.

 

The PO claimed the fusebox to be bad so he purchased a new one (the wrong one, for a later model 2002) so I bought a new one and went about switching everything over except I pulled all of the wires out at once so I could clean them. I did take my time and made sure I put the correct color to one of the listed spots in the diagram. Headlights or taillights didn't work. I don't have either of the turn signal switches or high/low beam switch yet. That is on its way. Appreciate any feedback you can provide!

 

-Jeffinslaw