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[Rick]

Hi all,

I received the following request, can anyone point this guy to a suitable wiring diagram online or elsewhere? I don't own a Light 15 myself but maybe someone can assist.

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It's been a few months since we joined the old car forum. After our cars burned up in the California wild fires we purchased another Citroen. This one a Slough built 1954 light 15, and I joined the Old Classic Car Forum. You kindly sent me a welcoming email. I was going to ask this question of the forum but I'm an old guy and a bit of a Luddite and can't figure out how to input it.

I'm having problems with the electrical system in our 1954 light 15
traction and I think I saw that you have a 1953. Do you have a circuit
diagram for a Slough built light 15? I can find them for French
Tractions but I would very much prefer to have a proper one for Slough cars.

Previous owners had made various modifications to the electrical system
such as adding an additional instrument panel with 6 more gauges, as
well as various indicator lights and switches for various purposes. I
would like to remove most or all of that. At this point I have also
various burned out wires and no working ignition. I'm anxious to get
this car back on the road.

Before the fires we had a 1938 11bl which I'd rewired and added circuit
breakers and relays. I was at that time able to find circuit diagrams
for every year of French built Citroen but not for the British ones.

Thank you for any help finding the diagram.
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[traction39]

Rick,

I have one for a Slough car. It is pdf format so I cannot post. Do you have an email for the enquirer? Is it Zek??

Alistair
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Alistair

Citroen Light 15 1953, "12" 1939,
Riley 9 Special 1932

[Rick]

[ukdave2002]

Working out the schematic for something like the 15 would be the easy part, original cable routings a tad more difficult ..

Dave