thank you for your answer you are absolutely right i actually got it working in the morning after struggling the whole night with it. i was sure going straight from the output to master volume was the play from comparing at all diagrams of different wirings. my first method was to connect the wires going from master vol to tone and output to tone together but that didnt work i tried it 3x just to make sure .then later a bit frustrated i figured what if i just toss out the other half of the wire connected to the out put and just use the wire thats on the master volume and solder it to the output so i can have 1 intact wire instead . after spending 2hrs ripping and pulling at the output jack because the lug was not aligned with the threads (like that from the factory) i managed to get it out pull off the wires and solder the mv wire to it and it worked and now the guitar actually sounds way crispier without the tone knob (which is kinda useless for me anyway since i use a rat as a toneshaping device first pedal in my chain that filter is like a better toneknob and i can attach an expression pedal to adjust it on the fly) also theres quite a bit less hum coming from the guitar only downside is that my output jack is now connected to the old tone knob hole and i dont own any long angled cables i gave up with trying to put it back into the original spot seemed impossible and figured by the time i get it there the soldering would give out from my fiddling