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Thanks for your feedback everyone.. Wish there was a better way to search but I found this gem from @67Dart273 from 2015 which nails it.

yeah mine died and dealing with some of the young guns behind the counter is an exercise in futility. lol I say no this isn't correct and they tell me the computer says its the right one. I just want to get something back in the car so I can drive without killing the battery. so I take it as...

Could I simply just run a wire from the -field terminal to chassis ground then connect the +field to the mechanical regulator and Batt as normal for a pre 70 configuration? or isn't it that simple? thanks AlV

No I don't think so. Do you get emergency flashers at the front? If it were me I'd be popping if the steering wheel.

turn signal switch?

Yes you can bench test it. I recommend Visiting rt-eng.com and get a solid state replacement

D'oh! Yes. my dash is done (well I guess not now. ugh!) I suppose If I find the bracket I'll try some panel bond to set it in. Anyone have a bracket laying around??? Thank you everyone for clearing that up. Kind of wish I was just missing a shim right now ;)

Thanks! This explains it! Crap! mine doesn't have the Dash frame bracket as seen in your photos 1 and 2 .on : I'll have to make something up.

Thanks! Still having trouble figuring out what holds the Switch to the frame to support everything. This seems so easy but I can't seem to figure it out. :banghead: I install the switch from the back of the dash and the trim from the front then used the bezel to clamp everything in place to...

How does the ignition switch trim piece mount to to the dashboard? I am definitely missing a piece.

Got mine from Dantes Mopar its manufactured by REM.

I installed mine from the top like you want. They came with a 1/2 inch collar that worked great as a spacer and press against the package tray and prevent it from crushing down. I used 1-1/2 screws and uclips to hold it down. They sit real nice and don't hang down much underneath. I agree the...

Yeah man. I just installed a set of Polk 6x9 3ways.

Me thinks Ohms law. Volts / ohms = amps AlV

I agree that when it comes to electrical you don't want to be thrifty when repairing primary areas on the old systems. Check out my repair thread: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showpost.php?p=1970195180&postcount=39 I was originally going to source a bulkhead connector from a donor...

You'll want to pick up dielectric grease. After you seat each terminal give it a firm tug to make sure the tang grabs the connector.

Are you saying you have a brand new Bulkhead connector or a new "used" connector from another project? If it's the later then be sure to make confirm each terminal fits snugly and securely into the used bulkhead. When I replaced the Bulkhead connector in my car I went with a new unit just to...

Have you checked the turn signal cam switch? Nevermind.. Lol Nice work!

Just got this from year one.. Use 25% Sale Code: BIG13

I'm glad this forum exists and I value all the feedback. We really need to hear the good and bad of a product or a vendor so each experience counts. I'm going to have to do my engine compartment over the next few months. After redoing the dash Harness myself I have no desire to rewire the...

Thanks for the feedback. :) what was limited about them? I'm going to need to do my engine compartment over the next few months so I'm interested as most are.

Oh? Okay...Thanks for the heads up.! Guess you've had bad experience with his stuff. I only picked up some connectors and engine side bilk head stuff which were fine. I'll defer to your experience with him because I didn't buy a complete harness. -AlV

I'm not sure if you Checked out Bill Evans... but he's got some pretty nice stuff if you want to keep it original (not saying you do) He doesn't make the Dash Harness but he has the parts you'll need if you want to bring the original stuff back. When I reconditioned my Dash harness I bought the...

Thanks for the heads up. I'll cross post my comment to the other thread also.

I'm not sure if you Checked out Bill Evans... but he's got some pretty nice stuff if you want to keep it original (not saying you do) He doesn't make the Dash Harness but he has the parts you'll need if you want to bring the original stuff back. When I reconditioned my Dash harness I bought the...

Good morning Speed, I've not put much research into the various wiring packages or the vendors or used them, so I'm interested in hearing from others who have used them. Imho, the wiring in these older cars are not very complex and can be emulated without too much fuss. The process is very...