Squier Precision Bass wiring problems

Hello guys,

That's my first post in this forum, I've tried to find the more appropriated section and so I decided to post here.

I have a Squier Precision Bass, I bought it from a guy in the internet 4 years ago.
At the time it was fine, but then my tone and volume pots started to fail. I know a little bit about electronics and love the "DIY spirit" so I decided to fix it on my own.

I decided to make a whole new wiring with new pots, capacitor and jack.
I followed this chart:




The first problem: Log(A) and Lin(B) pots;
I found in the internet that the Fender's standard is to use Log(A) pots.
But inside my bass I found a Log(A) pot "250KA" in the Volume and a Lin(B) "B250K" in the Tone.

I guess that's pretty strange, but my two brand new pots is both Log(A) "250KA". I think that's better, right?

The second problem: The capacitor;
As the picture says it's a .047uF 100v.
100v is pretty rare to find and I heard that the voltage don't matter that much, may I am wrong.
I really wanted to use Sprague Orange Drops, so I bought two "47KPF 600V CAPACITOR ORANGE DROPS S715" which I calculated as .047uF, right? I am still waiting the delivery.

I found in one old broken pedal board some polyester capacitors marked as "F74 473J", as the name 473J stands for 47000pF, that's .047uF, is the same capacitor, right? So I decided to try it before the Orange Drops arrive, and well, lot of noise when I release the tone knob.

I know I am making some mistakes, (I must) hahaha
But trying to find some help, anyone?

 

There's my circuit layout right? I don't understand why it's noising

 

The jack was indeed wired backward, thank you very much.
The bridge wire as ok. I changed the jack wires positions but still with lot of noise.

I am starting to think that is something wrong with the layout or with the capacitor, the pots are brand new.
I will wait for the Sprague Orange Drops to test, but I am still worried.

Is this circuit picture right? I have seen some different layouts like this:

 

That was the problem! Thank you!
Thanks everybody who posted here, really nice help!

My bass is talking again, hahaha, awesome!