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Good to know, thanks. Still saved a couple bucks on the core charge, then.

Just want to put it out there, but I snagged a starter off of a 94 Ram B250 and the teeth were sliiiightly too small to kick over my flywheel. Swapped it in as a core at Autozone for a 91 Dakota 318 starter and that one works great.

Wow, I completely over looked that :/. Sorry for the stupid question, then. And it appears that the blower motor does work, though high speed doesn't work atm, mid and low kick on. Nice!

Found the flasher, woohoo! ...it was behind the glovebox :P I'm trying to find a bit more of an involved under dash wiring schematic so that I can try to identify more of these plugs and wires. Any ideas on a spot? I don't even know if alldata goes back this far :P Here is a better shot of...

Interesting, so then where does that brown and dark green plug go? Sure isn't like a new car trying to figure out where this stuff goes! That manual is great, by the way, thanks again. And knowing the colors of the turn signal flasher will help me find it. I already found the hazard flasher...

Thank you! Will check that tomorrow morning :)

Wires are brown and green And these are the plugs going into the box. Are those in charge of the blower motor? All fuses on the DS are in good condition, as well.

...and give me one moment to check those wires. No, the motor doesn't kick on. The heater box does, though, have wires going into the top of it...lemme go snap a picture.

Thanks! I was going to ask for wiring schematics but thought it'd be too much asking in one post :D

Believe I just found the "relay" to be the ignition buzzer. If this is incorrect, please smack me and tell my what it is :P

I have been slowly tearing into this car and while searching for my turn signal flasher, I noticed there are several plugs that do not have anything attached to them. These are just a few, but I will take it a step at a time :P. Can anyone please help in identifying them? The car is a 1970...