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I would remove the harness from the new door.
Then move the old harness and diagnostic buttons onto the new door.
Not much to figure out, mark where the old wires came from. Lights, tilt, coin switches.
Otherwise if you want the new harness, same thing. Wires only go to certain spots on each door. Follow them. Lights, tilt, coin switches.
LTG : )
Quoted from Aniraf:I’m dealing with 10 wires on the factory harness.
Download a Williams DMD erz manual from https://www.ipdb.org/search.pl and sort out what goes where.
I think you may be over thinking this and making it harder than it should be.
LTG : )
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