Hello everyone,
I have recently acquired a 1965 Fiat 500f and am new to the forum. I'm based in Poland, and the car was bought in Italy.
Now that the carburetor has been replaced, which got the engine running, it's time to fix the electrical wiring, which, over the years, I presume has been subject to a number of ad-hoc repairs, causing it to resemble proper Italian spaghetti.
So there are three electrical switches on the front panel of the car (picture attached). My understanding of their function based on this diagram is as follows:
I have recently acquired a 1965 Fiat 500f and am new to the forum. I'm based in Poland, and the car was bought in Italy.
Now that the carburetor has been replaced, which got the engine running, it's time to fix the electrical wiring, which, over the years, I presume has been subject to a number of ad-hoc repairs, causing it to resemble proper Italian spaghetti.
So there are three electrical switches on the front panel of the car (picture attached). My understanding of their function based on this diagram is as follows:
- Switch for instrument lighting
- Main switch for exterior lighting
- Wiper switch
- Main switch for exterior lighting
- Another main switch for exterior lighting including blinkers
- Wiper switch
- What are their actual functions?
- What is meant by instrument lighting?