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12-06-2015, 06:30 PM
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'65 4 Speed Assembly Details
I've been working on my '65 and there's a few minor items I'm not sure about.
In this pic, I'm unsure how the backup switch wire routes through the clip that's fastened through the bell house bolt. I'm quite sure the clip is required, but can't recall exactly which bolt hole. The other clip bolted to the back of the cylinder head clips the engine wire harness. I recall it being on the harness when I took the car apart years ago, but unsure about this one too. I took a guess. Please comment. |
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05-19-2019, 02:59 PM
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06-13-2019, 07:20 AM
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Can’t believe nobody has a 65-66 4 speed car with working backup lights.
Still wondering how the switch wire is routed. It comes up off the trans side cover then clips to a bolt on the bell housing. From there it goes across the firewall to the opening into the cab. Does it go above or below the steering shaft? Any clips to keep it from flipping around? |
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