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Putting a one wire internally regulated alternator in my car. 69 super B. I know it only needs a battery wire hooked up. Can I hook the battery wire from the original wiring harness to it for this purpose? Looks like there are two wires on the battery connector.

Rewiring my dash. Missing a couple of the twist in bulb sockets which I can get but I’m wondering which type of sockets go into the turn signal indicators the speedo the clock in the basic – wiring as well as the brake system light?

Working on my dash. There’s this piece that screws onto the backside of the headlight switch. Looks like I am missing something here. Any input would help.

Hey everyone, I’m back with more questions. Last night I sat down for an hour or two with each of the different wiring harness is. Had my wiring diagrams and was able to go through and label 95% of things. There’s a couple wires on the DASH harness that are cut. (A red, brown, dark blue/white...

So I just bought a mini starter that was recommended. It fits into the transmission great except that when the nose cone piece fits into the small area inside the transmission it doesn’t allow the bolt holes to lineup. I’m wondering if I shave some of that nosecone piece off of the starter so it...

I am cleaning up and restoring my dash. I replaced the little rectangular electronic piece on the back. I had another member mention that his did not have the condenser. Is this a necessary piece? It is the piece circled in red in the picture. Stock pic. Not my dash.

I’m realizing that I’m kind of over trying to go all original. What’s everyone using for starters? I’ve seen a lot of stuff about these high torque mini starters. Are they any good? It’s a 383/727 in a 1969 Super Bee.

Tonight I decided to take apart my rally dash to clean it up and get it ready to put back in the car. I had a question for members related to the speedometer. When I pulled this out I realized there’s a small clip which can be removed and it is possible to reset the mileage. What are your...

Cleaning up and repairing my wiper motor. I have identified the red, dark green and light green wires. I do not know which of these two is dark blue and brown. They are the two thicker gauge wires coming out. One is directly part of the thicker coil and the other runs down behind the same coil.

Rebuilding my 3 speed wiper motor and wondering what type of oil/lube to use on the brass bushings of the rotor? Thank you in advance!!