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70 Challenger SE

Started by Timbbuc2, January 05, 2017, 11:56:14 AM

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Timbbuc2

Coming along.  And I got AC vents out of the parts lot I bought
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Cuda Cody


Timbbuc2

Well I have been busy on the dash, almost done. I will say this to anyone getting ready to do a wire harness. When you remove the old one, just disconnect the wire ends from what ever it goes to. When I bought my dash wire harness, I thought good this will be simple, Well,HELLO, that is just the start. There are so many different wire harnesses you have to buy to make it complete. Silly me. I know most of you  guys already know this but as I mentioned to @anlauto this is my first rodeo. :rofl:
As suggested by @cudacody I found a local guy to rebuild my 3 speakers, not a bad price either.  I had a key made for my glove box, guy came to my work and brought it back 85 bucks and he left the lock out so I could have it painted. Does the glove box key fit the console?
And the saga continues!!!!
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Cuda Cody

Every little bit helps.  You're getting closer all the time.   :banana:

Chryco Psycho

Looking great as you work through the process  :banana:

wldgtx

Where is the "subscribe" button.... looking, looking, looking. 

I have picked up so many things on this thread it's ridiculous.  Great job guys!
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1970 Challenger RT/SE, FC7 - FC7RTSE
1987 Buick Grand National

Timbbuc2

Quote from: wldgtx on June 30, 2017, 05:13:03 AM
Where is the "subscribe" button.... looking, looking, looking. 

I have picked up so many things on this thread it's ridiculous.  Great job guys!
You and me both, these guys and gals are a big help.
Get in, I'll drive


Timbbuc2

Is there a separate harness for the low fuel relay?
Second picture ! What is it. Not sure if it is for my car but came with it.
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Cuda Cody

Yes, I think there is a hardness for SE cars for that relay. (date stamp on your part is 2549 = 254th day of 1969)

The second photo is a Factory Radio Cross Over (2759 = 275th day of 1969)

autoxcuda

#129
Is this the separate harness that plugs into that low fuel relay ?

Or is this just the overhead consolette??

I have the dash with harness for same S/E car too.

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1 Wild R/T

Quote from: autoxcuda on July 02, 2017, 03:41:38 PM
Is this the separate harness that plugs into that low fuel relay ?

Or is this just the overhead consolette??

I have the dash with harness for same S/E car too.

The low fuel relay harness is part of the O/H console harness....  The blue power wire from the IVR gets unplugged from the fuel gauge & instead the blue wire from the low fuel relay gets plugged into the terminal...


Timbbuc2

Wiring the dash almost complete.  Can anyone tell where this tan wire goes ?
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Cuda Cody

Is it a 1970 Wiring harness?  I thought double tan was an accessory lead, but it has a different plugs on the end?

https://forum.e-bodies.org/electrical-and-audio/11/colored-wiring-diagrams-70-cudachallenger/1349/

Timbbuc2

Yes it is a 70, my original  has the same
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Timbbuc2

Quote from: Timbbuc2 on July 04, 2017, 04:57:12 PM
Wiring the dash almost complete.  Can anyone tell where this tan wire goes ?
@anlauto you have any idea where or what this wire is.
On another note I bought a set of fender badges and the nuts came with it. But they really look to small. The pins are tapered like it uses a plastic insert. Y1 said it uses the nuts, 1/8 self threading, I might work but I sure would hate to break off a pin. What are others using,
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