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  1. turbine68rt

    Early 66 Charger?

    Being that it was introduced new year's day '66 i would think it's more like '66 1/2.
  2. turbine68rt

    66 Charger clock question

    In the case of our older mopars there is a moveable mechanical arm that contacts the hairspring for added or reduced tension. This arm is designed to move in the direction needed during manual time corrections. It may take a number of adjustments until the wheel speed is correct.
  3. turbine68rt

    66 Charger clock question

    From the several that I have worked on the intervals vary. As long as the points open and keep the balance wheel oscillating it will run. These were made that with time correction via adjusting knob it moves the regulator in the direction needed to speed up or slow down the balance wheel, but...
  4. turbine68rt

    66 Charger clock question

    There is a regulator that is connected to the hairspring, which adjusts the length, thereby forcing the balance wheel to oscillate faster or slower.
  5. turbine68rt

    66 Charger clock question

    I don't think the interval that the points opening is that critical to timekeeping, it's mainly to keep the balance wheel in motion.
  6. turbine68rt

    heater hose question

    I have a non ac car but looking at the firewall the hose on the right goes to the connection closest to the radiator.
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