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  1. Curly68

    Car runs, no electric inside, fusable link is good

    OK, that helps, thank you. Your signature story sounds amazing, good luck
  2. Curly68

    Car runs, no electric inside, fusable link is good

    BeepBeepRR, thanks so much for doing that for me. This is really helpful. The splice I'm showing on my diagrams does not have any numbered squares, it just looks like the splice symbol in the chart, so I guess I'm not looking for a plastic type connection but rather wires taped together.
  3. Curly68

    Car runs, no electric inside, fusable link is good

    Thanks, do you know what the splice will look like? I mean, is it a plastic junction connector or something? or is it just 3-4 wires twisted together and then taped up? Assuming it's untouched from the factory I mean.
  4. Curly68

    Car runs, no electric inside, fusable link is good

    Thanks, I did print those out and look at them. Can I ask you something about electric diagrams: I understand what the rectangular symbol with the lettering A-Z is- that's the bulkhead that passes wires from the interior to the engine bay. But what does the square/rectangular symbols 1-9 mean...
  5. Curly68

    Car runs, no electric inside, fusable link is good

    Thank you pnora. So if I test light the spot in the harness connection where the black wire is connected I should get a reading? But I did test that spot in the headlight harness and no power. My chart says that the black wire that should feed the light switch comes off the splice fed by the...
  6. Curly68

    Car runs, no electric inside, fusable link is good

    Thanks for any help with this, I am terrible with electric so please don't assume I know much:). 1968 Charger RT parked for a few years. I changed the alternator and ballast resistor and the car starts and runs. No interior lights, headlights, brake lights, heater does blow the fan. Looking...
  7. Curly68

    Thanks for having me, this place is great

    New guy here from Pa. I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed when it comes to cars, but I love learning. I have a 68 Charger RT I've owned since 97. I used to hang around the Moparts board back in the day and I'm looking forward to learning more and getting my Charger back on the road. Thanks.
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