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Thanks guys! Yes - I forgot about the flasher.

lame I know, but I still can't find where these plug in!

Thanks!

Hi, looking for a little help with my 1971 Dart Swinger slant 6 I've got these 3 red wires hanging down next to my emergency break area and can't figure out where they plug into? There are 3 wires with 2 connectors on them. Any help would be appreciated!

I've reviewed the info on that thread and it looks like a good way to go. Any other suggestions just to make the connection less loose for now?

cool thanks!

Hey, 1971 Dart swinger /6. The fusible link wire that runs to my starter relay seems loose right where it connects to the bulkhead. The way I figured it out was when we were test operating the car and it would not turn over at all...I gave a slight wiggle to that wire and it fired right...

Met a great guy today who helped re-solder the pins back on. He really knew his stuff, worked for lockheed martin for 30 years as an electrician, 3 tours in Vietnam, etc. - real bad-*** of a guy! Pretty sure my panel was a piece of cake for him. Anyway, looks like I'm back in business.

1971 Dodge dart swinger 225 Just got my instrument cluster out for some paint work and 4 pins broke off - could not have been more gentle, just unplugged the cable and they came off with it. What's the word on re-soldering instrument cluster pins? Seems a shame to not just fix this thing...

Ok will do. here's the other thread for those interested. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?p=857986&posted=1#post857986

This is what I was expecting to buy at the parts store - looks almost exactly like my original, but holy crap that's a bit pricey...

okay, sounds like what might have to happen...

It was like I was from mars or something...ok, so you're suggesting a good slap to the head...will do!

So I just went to napa to get a battery cable for my 71 dart swinger 225 and did not have a good experience. I figured the cable I need would be available over the counter, but no such luck. They had no idea what the connector was on the positive cable (which I figured was just a stock...