1994 silverado steering column wirres

The above are the wires on the ignition switch.  How many other wires are there in the other harnesses?  Are you willing to do a little footwork tracing the other wires to let me know where they go?

Thanks,

I got the wire clips and here are the color assignments. 

There is an 11 position clip containing the following wires and assigned to specific alphabetic positions:

position D:  na

positon E: tan

position F: Lt green

position G: black

position H: Lt blue (double)

position J: Dk blue (double)

position K: brown

position L: purple

position M: yellow

position N: Dk green

position P: white

There is also a 5 position clip having the following alphabet assignment:

position A: na

position B: pink (shunted to position "F")

position C: purple

position D: white

position E: grey

position F: pink (shunted to position "B")

position G: na

On the major switch the larger wire is probably the constant wire that feeds the switch.  To find this out you will need to get an ohm meter and put it to the diode test function.  Following is a symbol for a diode. 

Attach one lead to the larger wire and turn the key to the accessory position.  Touch the other lead to the remaining 3 wires (one at a time).  One of these wires should make your meter beep at you.  Turn key off and it should quit beeping.  Label this wire as Accessory.

Turn the key to the run position,  touch the lead to each of the 2 remaining wires, the one that makes the meter beep is Ignition.

Attach the lead to the remaining wire and turn key to start position, if it beeps label it as starter wire.