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Blade switch version of the other diagram may help to clarify things.

This should work for the VLX54 switch

The above chart isn't absolutely correct for all Fender humbuckers. The pickups in the American Standard HSS Shawbucker and the American Pro HSS Shawbucker were wired differently and the DoubleTap is different again. .

Body is genuine, neck is Squier/Chinese copy not Fender. Tuners should be Fender/Ping vintage style. There were 2 versions of the (Deluxe) Powerhouse. The main difference was the battery box/cover. The OPs is the 1997-2004 version. The later 2005-2008 version had a rectangular Fishman box. The...

I use a different approach than CB91710 to superswitch wiring. I prefer to follow the Fender convention of position 1 is bridge and position 5 neck. This is taken from the Classic Player 50s service manual showing switch wiring and switch/control positions. This wiring should give bridge...

Basic 3 pickup, 1 volume, 1 tone, 5 way switch.

The OPs guitar is a version 1 Highway One. Finish is satin acrylic not nitro and pickups are Classic Series vintage style Alnico 5. Specification Model Name: Highway OneTM Stratocaster® Model Number: 011-1100-(Color#) and 011-1102-(Color#) Series: Highway OneTM Series Body: Alder Neck: Maple...

It was possibly out of phase with the bridge pickup. The braid could also be isolated from the pickup metalwork. A more practical solution might be to reverse the bridge pickup wiring and wire the P90 as normal.

It's an FSR, service manuals are not available you'll have to take the pickguard off and check the capacitors. If the markings are not easily identifiable take some pictures and post here. Pickups are DiMarzio® DP100 Super Distortion (Bridge), DiMarzio® DP103 PAF 36th Anniversary (Neck)

The MIA from 2008 is copper infused steel high mass.

The serial numbers either side of the OPs are a Pewter Clapton and a Torino Red Clapton. I wonder if Fender have any records of replacing the neck based on the old serial number. A Clapton neck surely couldn't just vanish from the inventory lists.

Take some pictures and post them here.

The stud spacing is the same for Mex and US 2 point trems. When the Mex Player Series first appeared they were fitted with the Fender/Ping 2 point trem as used for many years on the Classic Players. Ping couldn't supply the quantities required or there were shipping delays from Taiwan and Fender...

The Roadworn 50s and 60s have aged Classic Series trems which are vintage wide (2 7/32") screw and string spacing.

+1 on the Switchcraft jack. I would also swap the Alpha switch for an Oak Grigsby or CRL. CRLs are getting a bit pricy though. Check out Axecaster for parts, they are usually quite competitive on prices. I use Servisol electrical contact cleaner but there are many others. WD40 have one but don't...

Fender have used pushpush, push pull and S1 switches to split the DoubleTap on different guitars as it is designed. You could forget about the split/tap which gives no volume loss and wire it as a normal humbucker with standard coil split but the results may not be satisfactory. This...

The most frequent reason a Fender neck serial number does not appear on the database is because the neck is a Genuine Rep[acement. The neck heel should be embossed with the Fender Genuine Replacement logo. IMHO the neck is a genuine Fender Deluxe Series neck part number 0997503921. The decals...

0117300700 is the product code for the guitar. 011 denotes US-made, 7300 is the actual model number, 7 is the type of case and 00 is the colour. TX SPC refers to the Texas Special pickups, RW is rosewood fretboard and 3TS is the colour, 3 tone sunburst. The Fender service manual is here...

AFAIK the Fender DH-1 was introduced in 2000 for the American Deluxe Strat. The Seymour Duncan Pearly Gates + was different. The 2008 Fender Frontline Catalog.

Gotoh supply an insertion/removal tool with the retail packs of SD91 tuners.

The Classic Player 50s Strat has an RWRP 57/62 middle pickup. The generally available retail sets are Pure Vintage and not RWRP. The only reverse bit is they are reverse engineered from a set originally in a '63 Strat. The whole point of Pure Vintage is they are based on vintage pickups when...

The Fender Am Series/Standard HSS service manuals for 2004/5 and 2007 show the neck and middle pickups with parchment covers are part numbers 63013 and 63012. These are difficult to identify. Fender's marketing description for the HSS was they are Tex Mex. The wire colors don't quite fit the...

Warmoth has a tremolo rout comparison page which shows the wider block routing for the 510. The extra width seems to be for a large brass nut on the separate arm tube which possibly could be reshaped though. The 510TS-SF2...

If your saddles are 10.5mm and have 0.5mm gap between each of them as it looks on the image, the string spacing could be around 55mm. What is the measurement from E to e measuring on the strings where they leave the saddles?

The Gotoh GE101TS is vintage screw and string spacing. Great bridge for the money. https://www.philadelphialuthiertools.com/bridge-and-tailpieces/tremolos/gotoh-ge101ts-traditional-6-point-tremolo-bridge-steel-trem-block/ The Goton 510TS series are 56mm screw and 54mm string. Some prefer the...