1970 Chrysler 300 - Wiring

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I have removed all the old wiring and replaced it with a PainFull Wiring Harness. The harness is OK as far as it goes, but the section about Mopar is useless! There is nothing on the dash. I was hoping someone could tell me how to set up the charging gauge. They have nothing on warning light gauges. The old harness, seems to have #10 wire going through it and as I am replacing the wiring because I was losing the total power to my car, I would like to have the gauge work, but also a #10 wire by-passing it. Is there a problem just connecting it in parallel? Painless could not supply me with a wiring diagram for their Mopar harness, so I am thinking of having a #10 wire from the Charging gauge to a new fuse box and if I need power, run fresh wires from there. I know I need power for the windows, roof, and the headlight doors to start.
 
I have removed all the old wiring and replaced it with a PainFull Wiring Harness. The harness is OK as far as it goes, but the section about Mopar is useless! There is nothing on the dash. I was hoping someone could tell me how to set up the charging gauge. They have nothing on warning light gauges. The old harness, seems to have #10 wire going through it and as I am replacing the wiring because I was losing the total power to my car, I would like to have the gauge work, but also a #10 wire by-passing it. Is there a problem just connecting it in parallel? Painless could not supply me with a wiring diagram for their Mopar harness, so I am thinking of having a #10 wire from the Charging gauge to a new fuse box and if I need power, run fresh wires from there. I know I need power for the windows, roof, and the headlight doors to start.


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1970 Chrysler Color Wiring Diagram
 
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