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[miller]

Anyone has a copy of the 64 Plymouth B body auto trans console wiring diagram?

Have the basic 64 wiring diagrams. One for the console(s) no, since their separate.
I do have the full set for 65's. Would like to compare the differences between the years, even if it's just wire colors.

If anyone can help, thanks! If not, I'll slug my way through it.

 

[miller]

No tango, huh. Okay...don't dance anyway.

 

[aldal]

miller, dug threw my stuff and no can do...sorry man.

 

[MT_Mopar]

You probably already know about this site:

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=31

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=109

Has a bunch of good service manuals and info, I did not see much on a 64 Plymouth though.

Good luck.

Anyone has a copy of the 64 Plymouth B body auto trans console wiring diagram?

Have the basic 64 wiring diagrams. One for the console(s) no, since their separate.
I do have the full set for 65's. Would like to compare the differences between the years, even if it's just wire colors.

If anyone can help, thanks! If not, I'll slug my way through it.

 

[miller]

Thanks for looking, guys!

Really just curious, because of what I'm looking at, and have read.

The car, 64 Ply Sport Fury, is a console car from the factory. Not that it matters, but understand the main console wiring hooks up at the driver's side kick panel, under the carpet to the console.
Console itself had been messed with, besides pretty bad shape, stock auto shifter gone, with an Olds shifter in place. 90% of the console harness was still there, though. I pulled the entire under dash harness w/console harness myself, tagging each connector.
Past the rest of the normal dash harness, there is only one separate wire linking the dash harness to the console main harness. What puzzled me is...the console main (6 wire flat) harness hooks in on the passenger side kick panel. Flat don't matter, I suppose.

 

[g413]

I looked through my 64 Plymouth manual and did not see any wiring for the console. In fact I only saw ONE mention of the console -- with respect to the auto shift lever. While these manuals are usually very good, some things are just left out.

 

[miller]

Appreciate you looking, g413!

Curious, since the 65 book has a handful of console wiring diagrams. Including with a vacuum gauge, or tack.
But, luckily my plain jane harness was still in one piece, just wore out. Already made a new one, just needing to make leads for the back-up light switch.