Crown wiring

[frank-id]

While working on my Crown electrical layout and circuits, I made a reference list. This list is about the terminal block. The numbers are on the terminals and reflect the color wire used and power destination. This some hours to record, and type. I'm making quite a few changes and creating a new dash. I using only the outer dash housing. Chasing wires and testing is interesting and fun...... Frank



Anyone have a Crown wiring manual or drawings......????

[frank-id]

The wire schedule.....

Crown Bus Wiring 1967

Wiring circuits number and name

Wire terminals at drivers switch panel at floor

1. empty

2. black

3. empty

4. white

5. black

6. yellow

7. red

8. green

9. blue

10. white

11. orange

12. white

13. brown

14. green

15. empty

16. blue

17. tan

18. yellow

19. blue

20. tan

21. black

22. white

23. red

24. orange

25. red

26. white large

27. black large

28. orange

29. red

30. tan

31. black

32. red

33. pink

34. white

35. black

36. orange

37. grey

38. green

39. green

40. tan

41. blue

42. blue

43. white large

44. black





Terminal board

Wires and circuit numbers



1. Battery

2. Ignition

3. Fuel pump

4. open

5. 12volt to gages

6. Fuel gage

7. Left Turn lites

8. Right turn lites

9. 12volt to turn lites

10. Ign key

11. Primer Switch

12. open

13. Door open

14. Door closed

15. Gen

16. Choke

17. Starter

18. Head lites

19. Aux lites

20. Marker lites

21. Tail lites

22. Stop lites horn

23. Dash lites

24. Step lites

25. dome

26. dome

27. dome

28. Blower

29. open

30. Air pilot

31. Water pilot

32. Oil pilot

33. Door pilot

34. Air clearner pilot

35. Front heater

36. open

37. open

38. Aux a

39. Aux b

40. Low air buzzer

41. High beam lite

42. open

43. open

[Gilligs/Crowns and Parts]

I have wiring diagrams for Crowns and Gillig buses. If anyone is interested, just give me an email or phone call. I also have LOTS of parts for both of these buses, and currently dirive a 1970 Gillig, 1160 CAT, 5 speed. It is a GREAT bus, like ALL Gilligs, the other "Cadillac" of school busses.
"Once you tried a Gillig, you will have tried a large vehicle that is
yellow with six wheels"

Patrick Young
Wheelchair Project
Fresno, CA
mailto:WheelchairBusProject@yahoo.com
(559) 244-1042 (559) 251-3814
http://www.fresnoalliance.com/wheelchairproject
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