A good p bass wiring diagram?

[A-Step-Towards]

Where can i get one , yes i know there simple but i have never wired one and want to do it right. Its just a regular P bass , 2 grounds , 1 to cavity , 1 to under the bridge , 2 cts pots and a orange drop cap.

I looked on fender but could not find anything.

Thanks!

 

[testing1two]

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[line6man]

There is also the Seymour Duncan diagram:
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[A-Step-Towards]

Both of those are great , thanks guys looks pretty easy.

 

[line6man]

looks pretty easy.

A P bass is one of the simplest wiring jobs out there.
If your soldering skills are in order, you should have no problem at all.

 

[A-Step-Towards]

A P bass is one of the simplest wiring jobs out there.
If your soldering skills are in order, you should have no problem at all.

I have wired a few basses but its been awhile i think the last one was a P bass without a tone knob, i am going to have to go buy a new soldering iron because i found my old one , its on 30 watts and really crusty looking i dont think it will work well.

 

[merlinlutherie]

In the fender diagram there is a wire going from the volume pot to an element numbered 15. What would be this element and what would it change to wire this to the bridge instead of wiring the jack to it?

 

[Bassman822]

#15 refers to the ground lug mounted in the control cavity. Theground wire to the bridge is in the lower left side of the diagram