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I have a 1969 Coronet and I currently do not have parking lights, instrument panel lights, shift indicator lights, light buzzer or flashers. I do have headlights, turn signals and brake lights, which is fine for day time driving. It has not really been an issue because I never drive it at...

I have a 69 Coronet, and I have been contemplating removing my old glass fuse block for a newer blade style. I have a couple of reasons, first I have added a tach, more powerful radio and power antenna. I plan on adding a few more things which will need their own circuit such as an A/C system...

I just installed a new turn signal switch. Everything is working except it is not cancelling off when I turn. Kind of annoying to turn off after every turn. Looking for some help on this, the install was very simple but maybe I overlooked something or did something wrong.

I want to get a new engine harness for my coronet. It is an original 318 motor car. Some where along the line of owners the motor was switched to a 360 and an electronic MSD ignition was added. I was told the motor came out of like a 75 or so dodge van. What I wanted to know is which harness...

I have a 1969 dodge coronet. I bought the car with no functioning dash gauges. The previous owner put in the triple gauge cluster under the dash. Anyways I need at least a functioning fuel gauge for now. I bought an aftermarket gauge that was specific to Mopar, so the ohm's should be...

I ordered a wire harness from year one, excited for it to get here so I can put it in. I have read several threads on how easy and well made they are. I hope it is as easy as everyone says. I ordered the 69 harness for a 318 motor with upgraded electronic ignition. Even though my car has a...

First off I am a new owner of a 1969 Dodge Coronet. I have wanted one for 15 plus years and finally became a proud owner of one a couple of months ago. Great car, tons of fun. I bought a running drivable car but it does need a couple of things here and there in my mind just to keep it road...