Hi,
      I posted a few days ago asking about a bypass switch to run the
driver's window on a 90 camry.  (A plastic part in the switch panel
broke and can't be fixed.)
    SMS was very helpful in pointing me to a DPDT momentary on-off-on
toggle switch.
    I got the switch (thru NAPA) and I understand the wiring setup
needed  for  the switch to  the window.  (Thanks again  SMS)
    What I'm not sure about is the ground and hot wire that I should
tap off from to connect to the 2 center terminals  on the switch.

    There are about 18-20 wires running between the door and the main
body of the car.  (Several were cracked/broken and have been
repaired.)
    As best as I can tell, the white wire with a black stripe is the
primary ground wire, but what is  the hot wire that I should  use?
     Is it the solid blue one?  
    I'm not very good electrically, but I used  a multimeter to  test
all the wires.  (I disconnected the white and blue plugs.)
I tested the car-side wires in both plugs, and several of them showed
voltage around 12.  The solid blue wire showed the highest voltage.

     If anyone  reading this is familiar with the wiring circuits for
the 90 camry, I would appreciate a  confirmation  (or a correction)
that I  should  feed off the solid blue wire for  hot current to  the
switch.
    (Am I also right that the white wire with black stripe is the
ground?)

    Thanks for any  help!

       I wish I knew  more about wiring.  And it would help if  I had
a diagram.

   

     dave