Demo wrote:
its a 71 datsun 1200 ute

reverse light wires

where do they connect to loom???
i have wires off box
wires to lights
just need location where wires go to loom from box??

low beam problems

i have hi beam
parkers
indicators
all working

prob 1 reverse light
prob 2 no low beam
prob 3 parkers go on when reds are on
prob 4 fuel guage not working
prob 5 how to connect wipper motor

prob 7 how to connect horn

before answer put prob number

help off some1 thats done any of this before will be much appreciated
thanks

Demo wrote:
i have done everything myself ground up
so i dont have any problem at all

Dodgeman wrote:
Quote:

Demo wrote:
dogerman
i had no manual, no usefull help on internet, no experiance with datsuns

and its ready for rego and wsid
and it was a bare shell, no panels, windows, engine, wirring, it was a bare shell

so.......................
I must have more of an idea then you

if every1 replied like teamdat it would be a better place

Hmmm, you do seem to have a knack for getting up peoples noses don't you.

I started my apprenticeship as a mechanic in 1966, probably about the time your father was still in nappies & I still play with cars, so I've seen a few & still remember 1200's when they were new.
The street rod I built from half a 1917 car & rectangular hollow section steel & got registered in 1973, then ran at the Castlereagh drags apparently doesn't amount to much it would seem, because you assembled a ready made car, from ready made parts & are still trying to get it registered.
For me there was no manual, I started with half a bodyshell & half a chassis. I made my own suspension from hand sawn spring leaves & flat stock material. Then with the help of a friend, we made our own wiring harness from scratch.
Oh yeah, the Internet wasn't even a word that we'd heard yet. 34 years later that car is still on the road.
Obviously I know nothing.

You asked for help & you were given good advice. Get a manual & use your giant intellect, then all your problems will be solved.
I hope that your quality of reassembly is better than your spelling & grammar.