*NEW Jan. 7, 1999: Thanks to 'Drew Peroni' from the EBR, he sent me a frame specification diagram, with measuring points and specs, etc. I have it rotated sideways so it will fit on your screen/print good. I made them into .gif89a as well as .jpg, left one each as full size, and one each to fit on a 800x600 resolution (smaller.) They are all the same quality, the .gif just does a better job at black and white diagrams as far as file size goes.
.gif89a
frame-specs3.gif
(67 K)
frame-specs5.gif
(25 K)
.jpg
frame-specs4.jpg
(386 K)
frame-specs6.jpg
(129 K)
*NEW Oct. 8, 1998: Thanks to 'Van
Weaver' from the EBR, he sent me a 1977 Vacuum diagram Not
the best quality, but very large. I rotated them sideways for
easier printing (at least for the small
version.) Here are small and large versions:
77vac01
(85 K)
77vac03
(420 K) same as 77vac01, but a lot bigger
*NEW Feb. 2, 1999: Thanks to 'Phil
Lindenmuth' from the EBR, he sent me some great EB rear axle info:
Code Weight Rating
Ratio Type (Locking really = Limited Slip, not a real
locker)
A3 2780/2900*
4.11 Locking
A4 2780
4.57 Locking
A5 3300
4.11 Locking
A6 3300
4.57 Locking
B8 2780/2900*
3.50 Locking
B9 3300
3.50 Locking
03 2780/2900*
4.11 Non-Locking
04 2780
4.57 Non-Locking
05 3300
4.11 Non-Locking
06 3300
4.57 Non-Locking
08 3300
3.50 Non-Locking
18 2780/2900*
3.50 Non-Locking
19 3300
3.50 Non-Locking
* 2900 lb axle replaced 2780 lb axle for 1976-1977
3300 lb axle = large bearing
2780 lb axle = small bearing
Not sure about 2900 lb axle
Wiring Diagrams
You will probably need to view/save/print the identification keys for circuit symbols and for electrical symbols.
I also have bulb and fuse specifications.
(4-24-97): I have founds some more diagrams from 66-72, in better shape than the previous ones. The "66-71" scans are generalized for those years. I now have that same period split up into separate diagrams. The 66-71 diagrams are all very similar with just a few modifications due to more accessories in newer years. Usually there is only a slight color change to a wire or two. These are all now in gif89a format, so I made them a lot bigger and they take up less space than before when they were jpg's.
*NEW Oct. 8, 1998:
I got these diagrams from Eric Neasham (EBR/NVB
mailing lists.) They are very good quality. I had to shrink
them to fit the resolution better, and I have them sideways so they will
print out easier. If you save them on your computer, you can always
have your viewer program rotate them to proper orientation for viewing.
These are from a 69 EB.
alternator
(126 K)
engineelectrical
(74 K)
exteriorlights
(118 K)
exteriorlightspart2
(61 K)
heater (77
K)
The 73,74 diagrams were tough to read to begin with. Some pages of the wiring diagrams were not available, espec. on 66-71, and 73,74.
Please take the time to save these on your computer after you access them.
66-71 (generalized) | 1 | 2 | ||||||||
66-67 | 1 | 2 | ||||||||
68-69 | 1 | 2 | ||||||||
70-71 | 1 | 2 | ||||||||
72 | index | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||||
73-74 | index | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | |||
75-77 | index | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
e-mail me at i6735189@wsunix.wsu.edu.