Original E body Rally Dash Wiring Harness

[mccannix]

Dug a couple old harnesses out.
1970 only on the left with 3 prong horn relay provision and 71 up on the right with 4.
70 relay only is 2926327 and 71 and up is 3513206

[VCODE]

Dug a couple old harnesses out.
1970 only on the left with 3 prong horn relay provision and 71 up on the right with 4.
70 relay only is 2926327 and 71 and up is 3513206

@mccannix
Says it all. Pictures worth a thousand words

[erik70rt]

Here is a pic of the horn relay.  Definitely not a 70, but it also definitely doesn't protrude from the firewall. 

[RJChallenger]

@erik70rt that's the same harness as in my 5-70 A66 Challenger that I have had since 82.

[anlauto]

I agree with VCode .
Pull the horn relay out...3 terminals and its a 1970, 4 terminals and up would be 71 and up.
Rearding the dimmer switch plastic, someone could have easily exchanged the plastic base.

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[erik70rt]

Do I have to make any modifications to use it for my '70 Challenger convertible? 

[198D13]

I agree with VCode .
Pull the horn relay out...3 terminals and its a 1970, 4 terminals and up would be 71 and up.
Rearding the dimmer switch plastic, someone could have easily exchanged the plastic base.

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The "2' series part number is 1970, the "3" series part number is 1971 and later, stamped into the fuse box holder.
I think that is a fair answer too.

[chaps70rt]

This is getting interesting.  Everything on my harness indicates it's a 1970 harness except the headlight dimmer switch connection.  I pulled out my old 1970 standard gauge harness just to do some comparisons and I see the fuse block is the same, the two wire door jambs are the same, and the dimmer switch is different.  The only thing I haven't checked is the horn relay (mainly because I'm not well versed here and not sure what to look at yet). 

Looks like I should be able to use this harness in my 1970 Challenger convertible without any modifications.

Maybe the Headlight dimmer switch was switched out in the 70's??