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You're going to love this!!! Never happens to me!!! Things are always hard right!!!!!
Well not this time, BOTH bulbs were burned out!!!
I mean I took out my license to make sure I was still me HA HA
Ron
I got to thinking, am I over-thinking this?? If I leave the 1 brown wire going down to the trans for the neutral safety with the 3 wire connector on it like the previous owner did than I just need to check fuses and connections to see why the back-up lights don't work since they are activated...
R413 you are a wealth of information!!!
I had a feeling it was like that so I'll have to tap off there and run to two empty spots on the bulkhead to still do what I had intended with that harness I posted above.
All good I had to take the console out to either file the second gear de tent or...
My 66 has a 70's style trans with the 3 pin neutral safety switch.
Bucket seat console car if that matters.
Can I get power for the back up lights at the bulkhead like in say a 1969 car?? If so I can buy the early 1968 style reproduction harness and plug the two bare leads into the bulkhead...
I've used a small block battery cable in B-Body application with my TTI's and 512 because the small block cable is about 6" longer and cleared everything. ***note these were 1 7/8" TTI's in case that matters in a 72 B-Body.
Ron
My experience has been Pertronix always screwed up my factory tach. There tech line had me make a fix with a couple of resistors but that didn't work for me.
I always had to put a new electronic board into the tach's to correct the mismatch.
Not 100% sure about the Mopar Electronic ignition...