Working on a 1971 Cuda rallye dash, where does the yellow wire from the steering column title lamp connect to the dash wire harness? Does anyone have a picture?
Thanks

What's a title lamp?

The title lamp is a small bulb on the steering column next to the hazard lamp switch, not sure why its called a title lamp.

My '70 Bee has an unused yellow wire w/ black tracer pigtailed into a female bullet connection near the fuse block that by my FSM wiring chart says is for Ignition Switch Lamp Ground. Maybe that's what you're looking for.

This wire is yellow without a tracer. It should be the power source for the title lamp, but I am not sure where it should connect to.

The wire is part of the A01 light package. There is a bundle of wires that is tucked under the dash. In the middle of the bundle is an aluminum can that is the time delay. There should be a socket on a yellow wire there with two connections. One goes to the bulb over the headlight switch and the other goes to the bulb you are asking about.
Craig

The lamp, or lamps, would connect to a small harness for the time delay relay, that harness would in turn connect to female bullet connectors in the main dash harness, one for unswitched power (red three-way tap) and a single yellow with trace that is the left door switch ground circuit.

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Thank you everyone for the information, this was extremely helpful. Thank you for the pictures 1932 Chrysler, those are a great help.