lsrguy2007
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I have a 1973 Dodge Dart Sport I got out of Arizona. The interior is pretty much toast and I'm trying to figure out where these connectors go. If anyone can help I would appreciate it.
Where do these connectors go?
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lsrguy2007
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I forgot to mention that they're located under the dash on the drivers side between the steering wheel and kick panel. Thanks.
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Look for the number of terminals and the color of the wires.
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Look for the number of terminals and the color of the wires.
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The 3 prong looks like it's for the dimmer switch ! 1st pic.
67Dart273
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You need to wander over to MyMopar.com and download the service manuals---for free. Some of them, and that 73--got there because of some of the guys right here. You find the electrical diagrams, and there is a lot of info in there. Down past the diagrams, are listings of all the connectors, a pictorial of what they look like, and the wire colors and approximate location.
lsrguy2007
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I have a Chassis Manual. Is that the one?
67Dart273
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Yes. But if you don't have the body manual, download that from there as well. There is some wiring shown in the body manual as well
In the chassis manual, get into the schematics area and read all through that. My page no's may not be the same, but some examples. The Dart stuff starts page 8-152, "Locating a system or component"
On 8-164, after the diagrams, are depictions of the connectors, with their wire colors, how they are shaped, and approx. locations. Note that in the diagrams, every depiction of a connector point, which is not the entire connector, MAY only be a SINGLE terminal of one, there is an oval with a designation.
Just an example, the last page up, 8-183, at the bottom of that drawing, is 3 ovals, such as CI-5. "CI" means "connector, instrument panel,", where something like "CE" means "Connector, Engine Bay". So if you look down on 8-164 and onwards, and find "CI-5", you'll see that "E-2" series of wiring was Orange, involved with the steering column connector for the ignition switch, and so on.
These diagrams can in some was be a PITA. You can also download aftermarket ones over at MyMopar, but they are not as complete and leave out some details and options. I use both.
In the chassis manual, get into the schematics area and read all through that. My page no's may not be the same, but some examples. The Dart stuff starts page 8-152, "Locating a system or component"
On 8-164, after the diagrams, are depictions of the connectors, with their wire colors, how they are shaped, and approx. locations. Note that in the diagrams, every depiction of a connector point, which is not the entire connector, MAY only be a SINGLE terminal of one, there is an oval with a designation.
Just an example, the last page up, 8-183, at the bottom of that drawing, is 3 ovals, such as CI-5. "CI" means "connector, instrument panel,", where something like "CE" means "Connector, Engine Bay". So if you look down on 8-164 and onwards, and find "CI-5", you'll see that "E-2" series of wiring was Orange, involved with the steering column connector for the ignition switch, and so on.
These diagrams can in some was be a PITA. You can also download aftermarket ones over at MyMopar, but they are not as complete and leave out some details and options. I use both.
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