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With that clarification of the kit used, just put the initial timing at about 10-12 degrees BTDC ans see how that goes. If it pings on acceleration, back the timing amount down a few degrees until it gets quiet. Did the prior owner also change the carburetor, or modify it? Thanks, CBODY67

Isaiah, keep the stock fuse block, no need to replace it. The led wiring should be plug and play and work with the stock harness.

Suspiciously? that is the “shunt wire” bypass. While the two added 40-amp fuses should protect the stock under-dash wiring from over-current in the event of a short and it will defeat the ammeter’s accuracy, it will no longer be useful as it was originally designed. You still need fuse/circuit...

Same thing with me with my career at Hughes Aircraft / Raytheon.

OK, here's my current plan, with the goal of keeping everything 100% reversible: - The factory circuit has a 40A fuse on both ends, preventing over-current from entering the original harness - I'm using marine battery terminal mount fuses, which have the advantage of no added wiring, and...

...is complete with tinted glass, power window motor, interior panel, exterior / interior handles, all latches, 2-way hinge, partial wiring harness, weatherstripping, and moldings. Really nice condition there are NO rust holes along the bottom lip edge There is some minor damage to the lower...

Greetings! Im currently restoring my 1978 Chrysler Cordoba Barnfind. I could really use some help with the Engine wiring harness. any help is highly appreciated. I could really use some pictures and advice. I just need to know where the connections go.

My new "challenge" is to fix the wiring of a 70' Newport which has been screwed up by "experts" years ago. She doesn't run since then. Had a first look under hood and dash which was kinda bad surprise. Quite some wires simply cut, sticking out the harness, some wires added all over the place, no...

Matt, I know this is an old thread but hoping you still have a wiring harness for a '66 Imperial. My son just purchased a '66 4 door. I saw it for the first time on Monday and could not believe the rats nest of wiring hanging below the dash, along with about 5 lbs of cheap wire connectors and 5...

The very first thing to do is repair that. With any intermittent problems, you want to eliminate the easy stuff first.

In reality, what many consider to be "a wiring harness" is really made of several wiring harnesses. Coming out of the bulkhead connector, on the engine side, is a "forward lighting harness", an "engine harness", a "charging system" harness, an "a/c compressor/hvac" harness, wiring for the...

My ignition wiring harness appears to have fried. I just need the harness/ plug that goes into the ignition and at least a few inches of the wiring so I can splice it into my existing wiring.

...Valves: Work Blower Motor Resistor: Untested but looks intact. Master Switch and Compressor switch: Work All vacuum lines intact. Wiring harness: All there except for the wires that go out to the blower motor and A/C compressor. $150 for everything or make me an offer on individual parts.

How the distributor kit been? Any problems?

Thanks. That's my plan. I'm going to start by cleaning out the stuff from the unused tach and trying to determine what may have been. I can then work my way back from the ignition coil to see where that was tied together, assuming that's the issue. While this is a mess of a wiring nest, I'm an...

Yep, I can help but now I’m wondering if I ever got back with @LeoInLA …

2 door hardtop is what I'd answer. In related matters, there have been a number of threads about wiring harnesses -- you may want to read them up for suggestions re: where to get a new one made. Here's an example of such a search: Search results for query: wiring harness

I am looking for the plastic/rubber coated spring clips that go on the firewall lip that hold the underhood wiring harness in place and carries the harness over the wiper motor. One of the few parts needed to complete the restoration of my '68 Fury II. I think '65 & '66 C Body's use the same...

Looked into why our 2000 F250 5.4l truck was running poorly when cold. I started in looking at the wiring to the intake air control valve. Lo and behold, mice chewed the wires clean off of the bundle. The harness was way in the back of the engine and down low. So, I ran a pair of wires from the...

Here’s what a NY looks like after sitting for a year with no progress The good thing about tackling the wiring now is that the car is completely gutted to the core. I got lucky and have a friend coming by to tackle the job. He’s starting out with the dashboard since that is the easiest...