Stop in for a cup of coffee

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At the Colorado Mopar show, one for @toolmanmike

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Guy picked up his 71 Chevelle and dropped off his 70 GTO. Wants me to put these 6 piston Wildwood brakes on the front. He bought em from a guy with a 69 Camaro. Just did some research, looks like it is the same kit. Will see on Monday. Don't like to work on the weekends. :thumbsup:
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Check to see what voltage the regulator is seeing. Most likely less that actual battery so the regulator over compensates.
Thinking that. Might have to run a relay to regulator. Field off source voltage. Switched off Batt directly..
 
I really thought all new wiring would do away with that annoying mopar issue. But I think voltage loss here is in fuse panel.

Did you replace the ignition switch and wiring? Blue IGN wire is usually the culprit if old. All my blue wire does now is trigger a relay.
 
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