I need wiring diagram for a Washburn force 3 with two single coils in the neck and the middle has a coil tap and the bridge has a dimarzio hummbucker with two wires, black and white and a ground with a 5 way selector switch- [email protected]

the 153 is wired like a Les Paul or SG
2 humbucker, 2 vol, 2 tone
with the addition of a 3 way coil tap for the neck pick-up
wired similar to:
http://www.guitarelectronics.com/product/WIRING_MOD_HB0066/Guitar-Wiring-Mod-HumbuckerOFFParallel.html

Standard J-Bass wiring is parallel. Not series.
http://www.mojotone.com/support/Schematics-for-Pickups-and-Guitars/Jazz-Bass-Wiring-Diagram

To run the pickups in series, the ground of one pickup would feed into the hot of the next. That's not what comes from the factory.

Here are three sites with various wiring schemes
Wiring Diagrams Seymour Duncan
Wiring Diagrams DiMarzio
Schematics for Pickups and Guitars

It's probably 1995 Washburn Lyon WE3, the pickup configuration is two single coil pickups. It would be easier to tell if there was a photo available.

That guitar features two single coil pickups when stock. If, however, you or someone else installed a 4 conductor humbucker in the neck and you want to access other tonal options, check out the Seymour Duncan web site- they have tons of easy to understand diagrams- you just need the soldering skills to make use of them!
Make your selections on this page and good luck!
http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/

What kind of switching options do you want? there are many ways to skin a cat but there are more ways than that to wire a guitar..
Visit the ibanez website for wiring diagrams if it is something simple you want. for more customised switching options,you should contact the pickup brand's customer care...for example,when i bought Dimarzios for my Ibanez,i emailed dimarzio and they replied within 24 hours with a pic of the correct wiring.

I don't know about this specifically, but my general advice is to use the Dimarzio site and forums for info. The bare wire will be ground/earth and the red is hot. It simply goes to here the original one went in the guitar.

My advice is that if you need to ask how to do it, you don't have enough experience to execute this properly and safely. Please take it to an expereinced professional.

In a guitar with 3 pickups a 5 way switch works like this. With the switch all the way forward( towards the tuning pegs) the pickup closest to the tuning pegs or end of the neck is completely on ( if your volume control is all the way on). The next position (moving away from the tuning pegs or neck) is a combination of the neck pickup and the middle pickup. The third position moving away from the neck is completely the middle pickup. The fourth position is a combination of the middle pickup and the bridge ( where the strings are fastened) and the fifth position is completely the bridge.

We can only guess that this is a guitar:

Use this site to find similar configuration:

http://www.guitarelectronics.com/category/wiringresources/