The symbol in question is for a connection. The nomenclature usally refers to the connector number. There can be multiple connections within a connector, as example the fuse box... I just checked my All Data CDROM, and it's schematic is not much better. I'd suspect the schematic in the Service Manual would be the best you could get.

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chiltons has a simple diagram.. but i prefer the hanynes.. but i am also an avionics technician/instructor.. email me if you have any other questions.. be glad to help

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C - followed by a number refers to a specific connector identified in the factory manual. The factory manual shows the details of the connector in a seperate diagram - colors of wires and shape of connector. The designation 16r, for example, menas a 16 guage red wire. A letter under a line identifies whether the wire is to the engine harness, computer harness etc. Sometimes there will also be a letter above the connector symbol. That letter describes where the wire goes in the connector. for example, C - 100 designates the connector block on the engine firewall where the wires pass through to the engine compartment. Above the C - 100 desgination for a particular wire, you will find a location such as AX. This indicates where in that connector the wire actually goes. I think this detail is not found in the Haynes manual but is is in the factory manual.