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  1. 01-22-2022, 10:36 AM #1
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    Wiring path for SWB fresh air blower fan (Webasto)

    I'm installing a fresh air fan blower in my 1968 SWB. Can anyone please tell me how the wiring harness is routed down into the smuggler's box from the switch & relay? Photos would be wonderful if not too much of a hassle.

    Is there a hole that the Webasto blower wiring harness passes through?

    Or does the harness take a different path, such as tucking under the steering column plastic cover instead?

    Thank you!

    Best,
    Andy in New Hampshire
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    I'm not sure if these will help. I didn't documents well some areas of my restoration. This was from a '68 Normal Sportomatic
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    That definitely helped! Thank you, John.

    Is there a way to make the switch knob light up when pulled? I have a 1968 and the switch does have a 12v bulb and the glass/plastic tube inside (switch 901.613.625.31). There is a yellow jumper cable on the back of my switch to the bulb but I'm not sure where to connect it. I wired the switch according to this VERY helpful earlier post:

    https://forums.pelicanparts.com/uplo...1377006644.jpg

    But I don't see the jumper for the 12v light bulb in this diagram, am I missing it?
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