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    Brake light on

    Reset the warning light on the instrument panel? Why did it come on in the first place? Dome light causing its fuse to blow? Must be a "short to ground". Does the fuse blow when the doors open and the light comes on or if you use the headlight switch to turn it on manually? There's a reason...
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    timing my 440 TNT

    If you're getting that 10.0CR motor to run on what used to be 91 Research Octane fuel, when the old Regular was 94 Research Octane and Premium was 100 Research Octane. You're not doing too bad. Especially when the old Premium the RB engines were designed for was 97 Research Octane and later 100...
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    C-Body/E-Body Radio Compatibility?

    As to factory radios, the main difference between the Chrysler C-body and Dodge/Plymouth E-body radios is related to the angle in the instrument panel the radios mount at. On the E-body, the mounting is perpendicular, which means the dial insert and buttons are designed for that sort of...
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    Distributor rebuild

    Other than bushing wear, inconsistent dwell readings, as in lobe to lobe, can be the result of inconsistent wear on the lobes. Setting the point gap with a dial indicator will indicate this. Just some thoughts, CBODY67
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    1966 Chrysler 300 Power Window Problems

    Have you visited www.mymopar.com and downloaded the Chrysler Factory Service Manual and also the 1968 Chrysler parts book for your car? It will detail the motor issues you are having. The service manual will also have the factory wiring schematics in it too. There is a member in here who can...
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    ignition eye candy

    I'd forgotten about the MP repackaged MSD boxes. Quite a colorful collection there! In the old Mopar Perf "talks" which MP's Larry Shappard presented at the 1980s Mopar Nationals, he mentioned the small steps they were making to get more repro parts into their portfolio of parts. He mentioned...
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    Brake lights and turn signals

    At the assy plant, it is done by pulling a vacuum on the master cyl's brake fluid reservoirs. After the vac level is attained and stabilized, then the fluid goes in through the same fixture. Something of the same thing can be done by quickly stabbing and releasing the pedal. When the pressure...
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    Curious Fuel Gauge Behavior

    Most seem to install them near the tank and leave them in the trunk. A few threads in here on them.
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    Brake lights and turn signals

    Typically, yes. When you unplug the connector near the center of the column, hook some smaller wire around that connector and then rotate it to be parallel with the column. Then push it into the solumn and gently pull upward on the removed switch. The connector should come out with the wire...
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    Brake lights and turn signals

    Steering wheel comes off, no need to take off covers. Might need a "lock plate depresser" tool to get the round snap ring off and re-installed when done. CBODY67
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    Brake lights and turn signals

    Emergency flasher and the signal light flasher are TWO different flashers. Both circuits go through the turn signal switch. Check the wiring schematic in the Chrysler Factory Service Manual for your model year. CBODY67
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    Car won't crank, need help- ideas?

    Are the battery terminal posts AND the inside of the cable ends CLEAN from having been cleaned with a wire brush cleaner? They might look good, but actually have a thin layer of gunk between them. I used a meter and had voltage through them, but the relay would not click when the key was...
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    Battery or Alternator?

    The old points-style voltage regulators were supposed to be set for 13.2volts when running, with the ambient air around the regulator at 80 degrees F or so. Unless you want to buy a battery, get a battery charger and fully charge the battery. If you need to remove it and take it inside (or on...
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    Random stalling, please help.

    In one respect, using a star lock washer under the existing flanged-head bolt and then one between the ECU and the body might even be better?
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    Random stalling, please help.

    Condensers, if equipped, can fail too. Only buy NOS items, if possible. CBODY67
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    Random stalling, please help.

    The electric choke is not the issue. I had a TQuad 9801, w/electric choke, on my '67 Newport 383 4bbl with no issues at all. With the stock a/c alternator. ONLY thing is that the power to the elec choke has to be "switched" rather than "direct". How old is the fuel in the tank? Are you...
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    Under Hood Light

    The trunk lights I've seen on Chrysler products were usually operated by a plunger-style switch (like the side door courtesy light switches) rather than a mercury switch. The light was attached to the sheet metal under the rear window area so it illuminated the spare tire area and the trunk...
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    Under Hood Light

    With the locating tang on the bracket, it is probably a factory accessory item. Run by a mercury switch in the housing behind the bulb socket. Available from Chrysler Parts in its own package with installation instructions. Just some thoughts, CBODY67
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    Mancini Orange box

    My question is whether or not when Chrysler changed the first control boxes to the 4-pin version, what was done internally when this changed? Thanks, CBODY67
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    Mancini Orange box

    Just read the first page of that thread. Good Heavens! Sand? Transistor caps, empty? Never knew that potting compound "liquified", even in the TX summer. @halifaxhops, thanks for that link! CBODY67
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