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I have a feeling my dimmer switch and maybe my headlight switch are defective. I've went through 2. First one was a chinese one from ebay which was very cheap (under $8 including shipping) which simply just stopped working after a month if i remember. Next one was a used one i bought a spring...

My headlights have started to flicker on and off continuously while driving. Its hard to tell but jiggling the headlight switch seems to maybe have an effect on this. Before I dive in to find out the problem I was just looking for general insight and wondering if the aftermarket headlight...

I've been having issues with my electrical system since I bought the car. I didn't really suspect it was electrical until now but now I'm thinking various symptoms might be connected. Main problem is a rough idle. Sometimes sort of coughing or stumbling, hesitating, erratic. It stays running...

1964 Plymouth fury wagon, front turn signals work parking lights work interior lights work headlights work, except the low beams wont turn on currently by themselves, but both hi and lo bulbs work when its on the high beam setting the tail lights work brake lights DON'T work turns signals...

this was wired in, between the tail lights, just hanging under the rear bumper. My brake lights and rear turn signal don’t work and while trying to figure that out I found this

My dash lights haven't worked in my 64 fury since I bought it. I replaced the headlight switch (old rheostat was corroded when i removed it) and now I have interior lights but only behind the pushbuttons, not illuminating any of the gauges. All of the lights seems to work otherwise... Except...

im having trouble trying to take this apart to inspect and clean but the seconds hand is stuck on pretty good. is there a certain way it comes off. I don't want to pull or twist the wrong thing and break it. how do I take this thing apart? this is for a 1964 Plymouth dash clock

I have a 1964 Plymouth fury station wagon. The car has an electric rear window. It can be controlled by a knob on the dash or turning of the key in rear door. Basically it doesn't work right. Main issues are. - Turning the key will make it go down, but not up. - Turning dash knob will make it...