I'm installing a British Wiring harness (2003 vintage) in a '60 BN7. The wiring diagram shows three white wires connecting at the fuse block location A3.

I have 4 white wires without bullet connectors at this location. One wire comes from the short piece of harness that goes to the overdrive relay. Three white wires and one brown wire without bullets come up from the main harness. Two wires with bullets (purple/white and white) tie into the overdrive relay.

Based on the wiring diagram I have an extra white wire coming out of the main harness at this point. Does it also connect to the fuse block?

Thanks

Based on a fuse block wiring picture I picked up somewhere there are Four White Wired connected to the fuse block at terminal 3. However, I would follow the schematic until all circuits were connected as shown then determine what this other switched power "White Wire " services.--FWIW--KEOKE

Can be one coming from OVERDRIVE Switch to OVERDRIVE Relay C1 -you can control with a tester
from dash
It is very nearest to the fuse block
Sorry my is a 100/6 BN4 but if your are a early BN7
can be the same
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