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I just purchased a cheap kit on e gouge, it should do the job. Thanks everyone.

I need to remove the male pin connector to fix a cut wire, can it just be pulled out? I'm trying to keep the carnage to a minimum. Thanks.

Great input guys, thanks. When it comes to Mopar nothing is cut & dry. I thought 72 was the first year for the square back but a friend of mine thinks it was 71, (agree to disagree.) I won't even get in to Police package Mopars, Chrysler alternator? Leece/Nevelle? Motorola? All were available in...

To the C body braintrust: What year did Mopar upgrade to the square back type alternator?

If you have your original harness you can send it to Bill & Rose Evans, they can make a new harness using the original as a guide. Most often a cop car harness is different from stock, call them at 814-864-2622, let them know what you have. Good Luck and keep us informed. What type of alternator...

Hey Alan, you're inbox is full, I have some info. on a fusible link for your car.

If you need an original harness I would try Murry Park 419-448-0293 or a place like Desert Valley Auto Parts.

Try Bill Evans, he can make a new harness using your old one as a guide. rbevans7@aol.com or call 814-864-2622. I've used him in the past, quality work.

Rick is one of the better E bayer's out there, I've purchased a few item's from him with no problems. Check out the thread Orange Box, Dave & Bill have a lot of knowledge between them. Keep us posted.

A few NOS ones on E bay, I didn't see anything on partsvoice.

You were hoping to fix this without pulling the steering wheel, weren't ya. :poke::D

If you haven't already check all connections to make sure they're tight. I had a similar problem that was a loose wire + side of coil.

Friend of mine purchased a set for his Cuda, these are nice quality units, I don't say that to much about aftermarket parts.

Agree, plus Chet Greenwood is a reliable source.

He needs part # 3514427.

That would make you Ruth Buzzi??!!

If you can manage two steps forward to one step back you're doing good. I know you'll get it sorted out.

I have faith in ya Stan, if you can install a four speed you'll get the alternator figured out. Let me know if you ditch that big bracket, I might have a home for it.

Check the wires going to the coil, make sure the connection is tight with no damage to the wires.

One sold on E-bay for $150.00 plus shipping about four months ago.