John and fellow members,
I apologize for the confusion with the questions relating to my 70 cuda. The thread was initially for the B body and it was answered. Instead of starting another thread, I just thought I could ask some questions about the 70 e body.

Ray

ok,on my -70 cuda theres a hole in the firewall,just above or under? the road-lamp grommet coming into the engine compartment.anyway you will see witch hole it is when you look into the engine room as your missing your harness,i have not looked closer into where it routes under the dash,but believes? it goes straight to the b-u lamp on the dash.in the engine compartment side on my car on the firewall is a barrel shaped grommet with the b-u cable sticking out of it a few inches with a connector on it,witch then connects to something,maybe the single connector cable coming from the wipermotor cavity in the connectorthing on the firewall.overandout

Bill Evans of Evans Wiring gave me some info, so I will post it here. A connector(with rubber boot) attaches to the trans reverse light switch and runs along clips on the side of the trans to the right bell housing top bolt, then runs along the firewall(in the plastic clips with engine harness)over to the fuse block. A connector plugs into the lower left of the fuse block, when one is looking at the firewall from the front of the car. This is the reverse light harness. A connector runs from the dash mounted reverse light through a hole in the firewall(above cuda roadlamp hole)with attached rubber grommet and connects to a connector on the reverse light harness. The previous harness is the warning light harness. Many thanks to those who posted.

Ray

I was asked to post this here.

1969 B-body
It goes in the small 2 wire weird shaped plug then into the top 2 left connectors on the firewall junction block
Connects to the switch on the trans, runs along the top of the trans,
And I think at the firewall it has a white plastic clip in the harness where it slides over one of the tabs on the firewall
( Need to ck again)

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