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Old 05-19-2002, 08:22 PM   #14
BUXMAN66
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if you refer to paul's tech tips you'll notice that you just rearrange the wire leads .the only new wires to run will be the temp.guage,voltage,and a new powr. lead from the connector over by your battery.some of the old wires you just need to clip and tape.just went through this myself just a cpl. months ago.those little clips at the plug end are a bi@#h sometimes also.if you break a clip,(you'll also need a couple new ones also)go to you're local dealership they have 'em at the parts cntr.i tried all over town to match up the electrical clip but no one had even seen such a bird!

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'68 swb 350/350 w/edelbrock total performance-performer pkg.ceramic headers,2.5" delta-flow 40 series flowmstrs.restored guage dash,interior,pioneer shaft-style stereo w/advent 300w 3way 6x9's,lift-up shock mount tonneau cover.drums w/6 lug alum. wheels w/knock-off's.


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