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But seriously Doorkicker..... See what alternator the car originally came equipped with and verify what you have. Likely a 60-75 amp alternator. If electrical things have been added, look up the specs on them to see what the max current draw is at nominal 12 Volts. Seriously doubt it going to...
Can't say about it being the correct booster, but... you can do a rebuild with parts from here.
Home - Harmon Classic Brakes
Worst part is getting under dash to remove and reinstall.
Here's a video showing "The Points" opening and closing that wind the clock for the first generation Charger , takes a few seconds but watch carefully, as it happens quickly. The clock movement is similar, but has slight different between a 66 and 67 model year clock. The 66 model has...
In response.... Read the original post that started this thread stated :
"Since Hazard flashers were not on early 62 Fury-mopars, I was wondering if anyone has done this, and could post information, and a wiring diagram ?
My reply checked all the boxes.
What led me to want to do this was when I first got my Charger in 2010, had issues with fuel pump push rod length that left me un-startable on the road side. on a 2 lane road. Wished I had the 4 ways then...
He ya go..... I did it to my 66 Charger. I planned it in a way that I thought would be minimally invasive to the original wiring in the car. Attached is schematic and detailed written description of how I did it. Also are pix of where I mounted the flasher and relays under the dash. I would...
Mechanical regulators don't have capability to make small adjustments to what is passed to field coil of alternator. The solid state regulator is much better than the mechanical one. Voltage and current are two different things, related, but not the same. If only the engine is running, there is...
Shortly after I got my 66 Charger w/383 back in 2010, it had just over 78 K original miles on it. I had the push rod issue. Being away from these cars for some 50 years, had to totally re-educate myself as to these 60's era cars. I was dumbfounded as to why it would randomly stall out while...
Hey Captain, You should consider having your gauges and cluster refurbished, it the coolest thing about these first gen Chargers. Contact Todd, he does repairs and restorations of these and does excellent work. Home - Todd's Restorations
No sure, but you may need to remove the...
Across manufacturers, the current draw of a choke heater coil will vary. Initially, the coil will draw more current until it warms up, then the current will reduce when hot. Typically the coils current draw is a few amps cold then when hot, (choke open) reduces to less than 1 amp. Many folks...
Does anybody recognize these wheels ? Brand & model ? I get asked about them at car cruises all the time. They were on on the car when I got it back in 2010. 14" Wheel components are welded and chromed, Center cap is a plastic of some type, chromed and snaps on center hub.
That's the way it goes. If you haven't upgraded to the RTE solid state regulator in your baby, consider it before you end up toasting your gauges.
The original factory mechanical regulators are just bad news..