Power box

[61lincolnrat]

I didn't take that good of pictures when cleaning up my power box and can't seem to figure out where the rest of wires go if anyone has a picture of there box would be greatly appreciated. 61 Lincoln sedan

[stevedrums]

I can take a picture of my '61 when I get some time.

[61lincolnrat]

Thanks would be appreciated

[Lee]

This might help. https://lincolnlandinc.com/product/00-15-1020-60-64/

[rick]

Power Box Open.pdf

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[61lincolnrat]

This is where I'm at with it hard to tell with the pictures you guys posted on what's left.

[stevedrums]

hmm let me know if you need anything specific, it's hard to get a good pic of the bottom of the box.
i have nightmares of replacing the starter solenoid. god knows why i didn't remote mount it

[Lee]

i have nightmares of replacing the starter solenoid.

Steve, you may never have to. Mine is still on the original.

[stevedrums]

i have nightmares of replacing the starter solenoid.

Steve, you may never have to. Mine is still on the original.

what i meant was - i have already done it. and it caused me recurring nightmares

[Lee]

(In best Emily Latella impression) Never mind!

[TonyC]

!! So, somebody besides me remembers the iconic Gilda Radner!

Lincolnrat, I don't have a '61, but I have enough experience in automotive neurosurgery to offer tips. If reinstallation is the daunting task, I say start with the connections that obviously mate together; not just the plugs themselves, but the colors of the wires as well. Anything left over that you can't obviously connect, consult the schematics of the shop manual. They may take more than a minute to study and understand, but they will eventually show you what you need to know. And once done, you'll have such satisfaction that you won't have nightmares about it.

---Tony

[61lincolnrat]

I ended up getting all connections in box together thanks to pictures provided. Thanks for everyones help. Got alot more work till I put box back in the bay but one step at a time haha

[TonyC]

Well, that's good. Progress to any extent is good, especially if it means progress on the worst or hardest detail of the job.

---Tony