I know they dont
I think Haynes manuals have them I used to use an old Thunderbird Haynes to figure out things in my Pinto because someone gave me that book.
Now I have a Mitchel DVD it has all kinds of wiring diagrams. Theyre in PDF format so youll need to use Foxit reader or adobe reader. Send me a PM with your email address and I ill send it to you.
They give me a headache looking at them for too long but if you have trouble I can help find out exactly what fuse you need to check and what wires.
If you can use a small voltmeter it cant be too hard to figure out exactly why voltage isnt getting there. Sometimes its corroded or dirty contacts on t he fuseholder too so it could be the fuse for that is fine and still you wont get voltage to the circuit you want. With a voltmeter you can find out exactly whats going on by just following the right steps, following the voltage from one place all the way through step by step to see where its not and where it is. If you find voltage on one side of the fuse but not on the other side its open, but if youre testing at the fuse socket instead of right on the fuse itself then it could be being lost between the fuse and the socket thats what happened o me keeping my lights from coming on.