yes there is, I am blessed to know all of you, and thank each of you for the friendship and respectThere's good people here in this coffee shop!
yes there is, I am blessed to know all of you, and thank each of you for the friendship and respectThere's good people here in this coffee shop!
Today’s agenda:On the plate today, eye exam, suburban quarter panel glass replacement (glass shop) and working in the shop!
Mike, When I was a young man, I started to learn the guitar, but life got in the way. They have nice inexpensive guitars in my Viet Nam city. I think when I get back, I will buy one and resume learning...Lots of time on my hands there.....Another Friday, Another new day to do it my way
Good morning to all my busy, hard working coffee drinkin gear heads
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Does this look like the one we talked about?
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Thinking about changing out the fuse box to a chip style fuse block on the Polara. Think 18 circuits will be enough
Early Mopar wiring worked pretty good until it got old or power sucking items were added. Heavy current traveling through the bulkhead to the ammeter and back out doesn't help. The connectors get hot because of excessive resistance and corrosion develops and the added resistance makes things worse. My tan Super Bee had that issue. No crank, pop the hood, wiggle the bulkhead connector, start it up and drive away. I finally drilled the cavity out and ran a wire straight through. The bulkhead connector is really there for assembly line convenience and for the tech that needs to do harness repair. LOLThinking about changing out the fuse box to a chip style fuse block on the Polara. Think 18 circuits will be enough
oh heck yes, take the time and learn a few runs and cords, utube is the best ! I love watching the learning videos, start out on the beginner stuff, I am still watching them. Good morning MitchMike, When I was a young man, I started to learn the guitar, but life got in the way. They have nice inexpensive guitars in my Viet Nam city. I think when I get back, I will buy one and resume learning...Lots of time on my hands there.....
My main thought is availability. Chip fuses are easily found around here. Glass fuses have to be ordered, not even auto stores keep them in stockEarly Mopar wiring worked pretty good until it got old or power sucking items were added. Heavy current traveling through the bulkhead to the ammeter and back out don't help. The connectors get hot because of excessive resistance and corrosion develops and the added resistance makes things worse. My tan Super Bee had that issue. No crank, pop the hood, wiggle the bulkhead connector, start it up and drive away. I finally drilled the cavity out and ran a wire straight through. The bulkhead connector is really there for assembly line convenience and for the tech that needs to do harness repair. LOL
You set yourself up,chris. 1 circuit is too much, you have that kind of track record…Thinking about changing out the fuse box to a chip style fuse block on the Polara. Think 18 circuits will be enough
They are much better.My main thought is availability. Chip fuses are easily found around here. Glass fuses have to be ordered, not even auto stores keep them in stock
Just figure out where you are going to run circuits to. Then decide what wires you are going to use. Then mark on paper what color goes to what. Run the wires to each location together. Last thing is terminate them.My main thought is availability. Chip fuses are easily found around here. Glass fuses have to be ordered, not even auto stores keep them in stock
I figured lolYou set yourself up,chris. 1 circuit is too much, you have that kind of track record…
She’s pretty45 min. drive away. Almost tempted but I really want a 64 and not a huge fan of the color. Very nice car though.
Used 1963 Dodge Polara 500 for Sale in Greene IA 50636 Coyote Classics
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well the idea was to cut out the factory style box and simply replace it with a automotive chip fuse boxJust figure out where you are going to run circuits to. Then decide what wires you are going to use. Then mark on paper what color goes to what. Run the wires to each location together. Last thing is terminate them.
Yep, coffee break time here too.Computer is cleaned out and rebooted. Working great again. Time to go do something on the shed. The sooner I get to work, the sooner I get another coffee break!