Arbiter Fuzz Face wiring help

[TheWaker43]

hey folks,
I have one of these (http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Fuzz-Face-Circuit-Board-Clone-Kit-/140532133397?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item20b85e2e15)  and would like to add an LED and true bypass.  I am really not sure how to go about this.  Any help would be great. 
Thanks,
casey

[CynicalMan]

That's already true bypass. To add an LED, use a 3PDT and use the third pole to switch an LED on and off like here:

[LucifersTrip]

I believe the other beavis example is more similar to what you will be doing. A stereo in and a mono out:

[TheWaker43]

Thanks for the replies.  I actually have that site pulled up, it's just that I am not sure what is what on the board (input, output, ground, etc).

[petemoore]

  Ground is the sleeve, almost invariably...whether that goes through other switch to get to the power supply..look for switches [hidden in DC jack. Switchesisthetricky part.
  Haft get the switch contacts 'over there' so current can go 'that way' [test with DMM, flip, test, whichever beeps, leave sw set through that route.
  The route goes to 100k feedback resistor [may vary] and input cap [see input cap values].
  Dmm lead on jacktip, goes into wire to a sw lug, flip-make switch go inputjacktip>pole>Circuitboard-throw, test input through jacktip to circuit board 100k/In-cap.

[zombiwoof]

I believe the other beavis example is more similar to what you will be doing. A stereo in and a mono out:

I don't believe that diagram grounds the board input in bypass.  Even the original Fuzz Faces used the grounded board input method (although with a DPDT, since there was no LED).   I would find the diagram for true bypass with LED, grounded input.   I believe it's listed in the GGG wiring options.   It helps prevent popping when you switch the effect.

Al