Insert wires to slots as below
1 = Spare ground
2 = Spare ground
3 = Spare ground
4 = Spare Ground
5 = Output Jack Black
6 = Output Jack White
7 = Neck Ground
8 = Neck Hot
9 = Bridge Ground
10 = Bridge Hot
Insert wires to slots as below
1 = Spare ground
2 = Spare ground
3 = Spare ground
4 = Neck Cover Ground (As Below)
5 = Output Jack Black
6 = Output Jack White
7 = Neck Ground
8 = Neck Hot
9 = Bridge Ground
10 = Bridge Hot
Metal covered neck pickups used with the Custom 4-Way for Tele® mod require a second ground wire.
This separates the ground wire from the pickup coil, and the ground for the pickup cover.
Step 1)
Identify the wire link between the existing ground wire, and the pickup cover.
Step 2)
Cut the link
Step 3)
Solder a new ground wire directly to the pickup cover.
It is easiest to do this where the old link has been removed.
Find the correct diagram for your Tele above.
Alternatively, you can download the full printable version for your Tele below
For most pickups:
Hot = White
Ground = Black
For different pickups you can check your pickup builders manual
Cut the pickup, output and ground wires from your old harness, and remove it from your bass.
Cut as close to the old harness as possible to maintain the length of your wires.
Strip pickup and ground wire insulation leaving 6mm (1/4”) of bare wire.
Be Precise
Twist loose strands of wire between your fingers to create a firm tip.
Use a fine screw driver to press and hold the connector button above the wire slot.
For a full guide on using the solder-less connectors, check below
Insert the wire to the correct slot at a 45° angle.
Release the button and the wire should hold firmly.
Test the wire by giving it a gentle pull before moving on to the next wire.
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This is great. Thank you.
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