D.Dog
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I have two ignition switches. I want to use my 68 because I have a really nice main harness. The 68 has 6 plugs but only has 5:? Could someone clarify. See photo thanks!
Why do 68 & 69 dart iginition switches have different # ground plug ins?
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Dartsun
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1969 is a one year only ignition switch.
I see lugs on the 1969. @4spdragtop is working on figuring out the differences between the in-dash switches. This should get his attention.
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67Dart273
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A multimeter would clear this up in about one minute. IF it's a ground---no switch needs a ground. It might be?? did they have a "key light" option? A quick look at the 68 service manual (Valiant) shows one pin NOT USED
Here's the connections from the '69 Dodge FSM.
Accessory and Starter connections have been moved.
Thanks @Mattax , physically they are different and wont fit, properly anyway. Bezels are different as well.
Del mentioned the light and I know for a fact 68 had that option as I had one before, so electrically this MAY be the difference. Not sure if 69 had this or not.
Go to mymopar.com and download FSM for free, these are a must.
Del mentioned the light and I know for a fact 68 had that option as I had one before, so electrically this MAY be the difference. Not sure if 69 had this or not.
Go to mymopar.com and download FSM for free, these are a must.
@moparmat2000 may help shed light as well.
Did you get anywhere figuring out whether '67 switch was different than '68? and whether there was a superceded p/n number?
Funny, I was at dealership yesterday and parts guy punched in both 67 and 68 numbers and yes to superceded numbers. BUT parts guy said 68 superceded back to 67 number?? WTH??
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