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I think I'm gonna use this unit. Dome Light Dimmer Looks to be well built and works like what I'm looking for. I'll add the dome light, courtesy lights and footwell lighting to this. Riddler

I'll start off the car is a 1976 Duster but the entire car was rewired using an AAW kit. I have the dome light and the door switches wired up and working correctly. I've been pondering the idea of adding in the courtesy lights. I have the ashtray light, column light, glove box light and also...

That's what I typically do but could not understand the schematic as the factory service manual doesn't make mention of where the white or red connector's on the factory harness go. I guess I got fooled about positive and negative hookup and the fact it's a switch so it's only ground open vs...

First off the car is 1976 Duster. It’s been rewired using an American Autowire power plus 20 kit. I’m finishing up going over electrical and found I just forgot to wire the brake switch. I have 2 wires, one input and one output. Which is which on the 73-76 Duster brake switch? Picture for...

First off it's a huge job. I've done it. Second, no kit exists that has everything you need in it. Some will say they do, not a single one does. So expect to buy more wire, connectors, heat shrink, etc. BUY GOOD WIRE! GXL or TXL wire only. Don't buy cheap PVC coated wire unless you want...

Had a Red Top for my Duster, it drains down to 9 volts in a about a day. Went to Car Quest and bought there gel battery. Riddler

When I rewired my car I was unable to find the rear sockets. I did however find the pins to remake the sockets using better wire. Ron Francis wiring has the pins in order to do this. Riddler

I'm going to charge it up once again and see. I had it at 12.8v but now the shop says its dead. Of course he tried to charge it with a standard charger so I'm sure he fried it. I'll try to charge it again and see how it goes. But it does have a drain within it. Riddler

Problem is Mopar batteries are lead acid batteries and I need an AGM type that is sealed since it's in my trunk. I need to stay legal. Riddler

I've got a 34/78 Optima red top that seems to discharge whether it's hooked to the car or not. Before I decide to just replace it with another red top. Has to be a sealed type as it's in my trunk. Dimensions are a plus since I have an existing battery tray. Thanks, Riddler

Hmm this reminds me, I've got to add more from engine to chassis. I've only got the one. Riddler

Google found it for me. Riddler

Yeah of course.... I used WireBarn to purchase wire as he's located in Detroit, MI area which is close to me so I saved on shipping. His wire is really nice as well and he sells on ebay. I then used a few other online sources for wire, mostly the larger stuff, I'll get the links after work...

No problem. Let me know if you need help finding wire and such. I bought enough to rewire my whole car. The link I provided is a great source. Riddler

Well TXL and GXL are both commonly used by OEM's. I believe I've read that most of the Euro brands favour the GXL with the domestics favouring the TXL. Here's a good read about the differences. Wire Selection Guide, GXL Wire, TXL Wire, UL 1015, MTW I used the cheaper GXL wire. Only...

I used American Autowire and I found it very easy to use. Riddler

The problem your having is the 1976 Dusters were only made for just a few months. There was only abut 32,000 roughly made. Your best bet is to find a wiring diagram for 1975 as nothing has changed wiring wise. I even used a 1973 wiring diagram when I rewired my car this year. Riddler

Yes you can use liquid electrical tape... Riddler

If your buying wire, look up the Wire Barn. Buy only TXL or GXL wire. Both are super great and won't get stiff and break like PVC covered wire will. Riddler

I'm using an American Autowire Power Plus 20 kit. Pretty much the same as the Highway 22 kit. Great wire and such, however none of the black ground wire comes with the kit. The kit alone is around $400-500 depending on number of circuits and such. Then plan to drop another 400-500+ for...

Yeah I'm using GM wiring harness colours and such. I'm pretty sure I've got it all figured out now. Just need to find the time to get to it. Thank you. Riddler

Found the purple wire. It was located in another part of the kit. It runs from the starter solenoid to the neutral safety switch and then to the yellow wire off the column. @67Dart273 When you say jumper the brown wire (IGN 2) over to the dark blue wire (IGN 1). Am I just tapping these...

I'm working on rewiring my 76 Duster with an American Autowire Power Plus 20 kit. I'm fairly certain I have the dome light wiring correct with the door pins. The ground wire from both door pins gets spliced to the ground wire from the headlight switch. Is this correct? I used this diagram...

I have everything understood as I matched up the wires at the column. However I don't have z Start (violet) wire in my AW wiring. Does this wire have to be added from the clutch safety switch? Riddler

Wow your amazing. I've got a 76 Duster. The GM connector has some wires in it and I want to make sure it's wired correctly. I'm not planning to use a ballist resistor as I'm running a 6.1L hemi.

My wiring kit is American autowire Power Plus 20. It has the wiring for the turn signals, hazards, etc plus horn and brake switch. I'm using a stick column with ignition and the harness says to cut off the stock connector and use the GM one. But doesn't say what goes where. Riddler

Hmm no one has every rewired the stock column using the GM plug? I've found a wiring diagram that shows the turn signals and such. But nothing for the rest of the wires. Riddler

Does anyone have a complete wiring diagram for a GM aftermarket wiring. I'm using the American Autowire Highway 22 kit and I'm wanting to change over the stock column to the GM wiring plug. Thanks, Riddler

You'll have to find a pair from someone parting a car out. The wiper pivots are not repop'd. I've been able to save a few sets that are 100% locked up. I soak them in a few different chemicals, I also drill and add grease points to them. There are kits available to add the grease fittings as...

Thanks, I'm just across the river in Canada and I can grab some y next trip over. Riddler