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I don’t know your exact answer, but here is what I learned when I was looking for a “six pack/Hemi” pan…..you need to make sure the pan & oil pickup are made by the same company. When I tried to use mix & match pan and pickup, it didn’t fit & the pan wouldn’t seat
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sorry to hijack. I’m doing the same wiring on a ‘70 with the A01 light package. Can you please describe what each wire is or where it goes?
1. Blue light on single yellow - is that the key or ash tray light?
2. Long yellow wire all alone = ?
3. Yellow wire with “L” connector =...
Both of these guys have great ideas….look for a leak or collapsed hose. The switches “can” leak vacuum, but I’ve never heard of an intermittent switch (?) You could also look for something in the mechanical linkage bending up (?)
1. There was a post about 2 weeks ago with a guy that had a set of rear shoulder belts out of the car.
2. In my ragtop, I just built a small piece of metal to attach the car seat “back hook” and bolted it to the cross member behind the back seat. I’m not “sure” if hardtops/coups have that ???
You’re down to either the splice itself or the black wire between the plug at the bottom of the column & the splice. I’d double check that plug and push inwards on the black wire connectors from both sides of the plug. I’ve had several issues here & there with just 1 wire connection coming loose...
Yes, check the connections and “probably” need a new headlight switch or rebuild yours. That’s a dangerous place to have a short since there’s no fuse to save your wiring in the headlight circuit