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  1. reno340

    dash wiring help please part II

    The problem isn't that it won't flash. I am having the flasher make a clicking noise as if the signals were on and the lights do not light up except for that one moment before I checked to see if the heater motor turned on. 4-ways work normally and the brake lights work. I can't keep a fuse in...
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    dash wiring help please part II

    I have an update to my problem. I have since hooked up the whole system, added a ground to the steering column and tested the turn signal switch. I found the switch to be faulty and bought a new switch and hooked it up. (not installed in steering column yet) I turned on the hazzard lights and...
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    Help! Fuse box question

    Does anyone have the breakdown from the owners manual that they could post?
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    Help! Fuse box question

    Sorry, it is for a 1972 Plymouth Duster 340. I have several wiring diagrams but they really do not answer my question. Again, any help would be greatly appreciated Steve
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    Help! Fuse box question

    My fuse box has the fuses numbered one through seven. What is on which fuse? I need a total breakdown. Could someone break it down for me? My most important question is, what all is on the same fuse as the turn signals? I need this to trouble shoot a couple of shorts. Any help would be...
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    help i have no turn signals

    What does it look like?
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    75-76 exhaust systems?

    My 1972 Plymouth Duster 340 w/ 2 1/2 inch Summit mandrel bent exhaust. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDjcvOQudbg
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    dash wiring help please part II

    Actually, there are two harnesses for 72 alone (ealy vs late 72) 1970 and 1971 had their own. I found this out when I bought a mint 1970 non rally dash harness from a duster. I appreciate the offer though.:notworth:I thought about making it work but it was too nice to cut it up
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    Dash wiring help please

    Thanks for your relies guys.:notworth: My main concern here is what is the long bwown wire and where does it connect? I guess in trying to explain this in detail, I was not very clear.:dontknow:
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    Dash wiring help please

    anybody?
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    Defroster hoses

    I got mine here: :supz: http://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/fbshopmain2.asp?hid=111EL13911 They are expensive but they are much more durable than the originals
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    the what pisses u off thread

    When we are expected to learn another language even though we were born here! (LEARN OUR LANGUAGE DOUCHBAGS) a really hot chick w/ some sort of freak of nature boyfriend. Some tatooed freak w/ piercings and a little child
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    dash wiring help please part II

    I am working on the dash wiring in my 72 Duster 340. When I bought the car it somehow had a dash harness from a 73. I had the dash out and had worked on the dash wiring. Using a schematic, I had traced out and rectified any discrepencies. I put it in and hooked it up today. I have no rear body...
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    Dash wiring help please

    I have a 1972 Plymouth duster 340 that I currently have the dash out of. I have the wiring harness out of it and have gone through a lot of things tracing it and matching it up w/ the schematic from the 72 Dodge Dart-Demon Plymouth Valient-Duster wiring diagram Manual. Problem is that I think...
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    71 more dealership records for 1967 model cars

    Wouldn't you know it, there was a car that was one vin number away (one sequence # away):banghead:
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    318 hp estimate??

    My 1st car was a 1968 Dodge coronet. Had the 230hp 318 w/ a Holley 4bbl (changed it to a Carter AFB). The car kicked butt on a lot of cars it shouldn't have (V8 Vega w/ a 4oo small block, Pontiac Grand Prix w/ a 455, 350 Buick Skylark and a bunch of others) the 4bbl really woke it up. I liked...
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    69 Dart 340 Swinger

    I really think I would rethink not taking care of the pitting in the trunk. It would be much easier to fix now than after you have painted the car. It would not be a lot of work to do now and would make a big difference. By the way, Beautiful work on a beautiful car!!
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