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I am not sure this is posted in the right place but I am looking for a windshield to replace mine and a new driver's side glass for my 72. Any interchangable parts form other cars would be appreicated.
Thanks,
Joseph
I didn't have to mess with the push button. I'm thinking it may have been where the postive battery connector and the cable meet. I took the old one off and cleaned up the splice and installed a new connector. I wrenched to on as tight as I could and it seemed to make before contact.
Well here's some good news. I had some time to work on the coronet today after school. I disconnected, cleaned, and reconnect every ground and power wire I could find. After all of that, it started right up.
I have not had a chance to check out the ground strap. I was told by the guy I bought it from that the previsous owner said that the NSS was possibly not working hence the by pass with the push button. I have not thought about since that button had seemed to fix that issue. I must admit that I...
They only ground I haven't checked is between the block and frame. Is there a dedicated cable for this or is it just the engine mounts?
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They only ground I haven't checked is between the block and frame. Is there a dedicated cable for this or is it just the engine mounts?
I tested both the old starter and this new starter on our tester at work. The old starter even kicked over when I tested it. The selnoid was a little loose so I decided to replace it since it was inexpensive.
I just changed the starter relay. It did the same as before. I then removed and replaced the battery cables and tried to jump the starter. The starter sparked and then I heard a click and everything went dead again.
I checked the starter when I bought it. I work for Advance Auto so its not problem to check before hand. I am going to jump the starter tomorrow when I go work on it again. The only relay I see is the fusible link. Is there another one for the starter on this car?
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Nevermind...
Well here is an update. I measured the resistance in the battery cables today. They both measured at zero so I know they are good. Whats the likelihood it is the push switch. Is there something else it could be?
This is my 1972 Dodge Coronet. It has a 318 with auto transmission. It has had extensive bodywork done by previsious owners including the removal of the two rear doors. It is not the prettiest thing but it is a blast to drive.
Thanks. This forum has been the most help I have gotten since I bought the car. Normally I would not say that I am a big Mopar guy but this forum is starting to get me really addicted to the breed.