1967 Pontiac Bonneville engine harness wiring

You can get a complete harness from American auto wire if that is easier but there are a cople of blue wires an dno orange only orange/blk. I've sent a pic the pink/blk wire may go to positive of coil and dk blue may go to oil pressure switch. Blk orange goes to trasns switch on carb

That is why I said to get a new one from American auto wire, they have all the connectors already made up. I have diagrams for those years but they aren't free and the ones from the manual aren't either. I have no idea where you can get a free one. The thick orange an dblack wire should go to the alternator where the nut holds it on on the plastic insulated piece on back of alternator. Dont' forget cover for it either. Besides the wire shold be blk/red but time has faded the red probably.

I have given you everything you have asked for. Unfortunately when you ask for a complete witing diagram thy are way to big to put on what we can send out on a thumbnail. I'realize how people don't have the money for this or that and I am by no means rich. Normally I put answers that will cost money due to having the info from many years ago. You can look online to see what there is but you may or maynot be successful. The book I have is poster size almost so it is very hard to copy complete and or send that way. If you were local you could copy it an d give it back but I've not been to successful with stuff like that. Normally I give it then never see it returned. So I no longer do that. If I had to go copy and send this to you it takes time and that is what I charge for. You might try to see if you can rent the manual for your car through our site you can rent it for a week and print out what you need. I'm not sure if it works for Vintage or not as that is the car you are dealing with. Cars as old as yours are always damaged unless it's a show type car, Because other people don' t know wht they are doing and decide to go through with it and end up screwing it up like yours is. Hey everyone knows how to work on a car right? I don't think so. Keep in mind you are restoring a car and it costs money to do that.