SRT-10 Wiring Diagrams

[JINXER]

Anyone know where to find wiring diagrams for the SRT-10?

I have a 2003 and it would be nice to be able to see where all the wiring is routed. It would also be nice to be able to trace back wire colors/pin numbers from separate connectors.

I checked with the Dodge dealership, but they did not have any at all.

[Monzsta]

You'll need to be more specific, as there is wiring throughout the whole car. If you buy a service manual (recommended) it'll have the info you're looking for. I can provide areas of interest, but it'd take me hours to send you the whole thing.
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[John Reed]

Originally Posted by JINXER

Anyone know where to find wiring diagrams for the SRT-10?

I have a 2003 and it would be nice to be able to see where all the wiring is routed. It would also be nice to be able to trace back wire colors/pin numbers from separate connectors.

I checked with the Dodge dealership, but they did not have any at all.

I have the full wiring diagram book from Dodge available. $30 plus shipping. I can grab a picture of it tomorrow if you need, but it covers all the wiring of the whole car. Let me know!

[JINXER]

Thank you very much for the help! I guess I will need to buy the Dodge service manual since I am always needing to wiring up something different.

Does the Dodge service manual show the wire routings as well? For example, does it show where the rear brake light wiring is routed from under the dash back to the rear of the car? Right now I need to tap into the rear brake lights, but it would be nice to tap in somewhere around the console area instead of having to fish the wires all the way back to the rear of the car. I tried to follow the wires forward, but they disappear into the quarter panels (too much work to disassemble everything just to see where the wires lead).

Again, thanks a bunch!

[Monzsta]

They don't exactly lay it out for you that nice. They give you connector locations and you have to pick out your circuit you want to follow. You'll need to find your wire in the harness and test to make sure it's the circuit you want.