electrical help
#1
electrical help
Hi all,
I am new to forums but have been using this one as a guest as I work on my Mustang. Thanks for all of the help you all have given me over the last few months. I got my 1966 C code coupe (three speed manual) in September and have since converted to a dual master cylinder, front disc brakes, and redone the front suspension. I have also replaced the factory air with a Classic AC system. I also installed a Painless electrical harness.
Needless to say, I have learned a lot as this is my first car rebuild. I hope I am not being presumptuous but here is a few things I have learned:
If you don't plan things out you will end up doing a lot of things twice.
Nothing is as easy as it would seem. One project leads to five more. For instance, I did not plan on replacing the wiring harness-- that came about because one gauge did not work and in fixing that wires fell apart in my hands.
Get correct and good tools.
Any skin lost in taking out a part or switch will be lost again when you install the new one
Ok, so here is my question. I can not figure out where the Back up light switch mounts on my three speed manual transmission, and
What is the proper windshield wiper washer motor for a single speed wiper set up? Will any switch work?
Thanks in advance for any help.
I am new to forums but have been using this one as a guest as I work on my Mustang. Thanks for all of the help you all have given me over the last few months. I got my 1966 C code coupe (three speed manual) in September and have since converted to a dual master cylinder, front disc brakes, and redone the front suspension. I have also replaced the factory air with a Classic AC system. I also installed a Painless electrical harness.
Needless to say, I have learned a lot as this is my first car rebuild. I hope I am not being presumptuous but here is a few things I have learned:
If you don't plan things out you will end up doing a lot of things twice.
Nothing is as easy as it would seem. One project leads to five more. For instance, I did not plan on replacing the wiring harness-- that came about because one gauge did not work and in fixing that wires fell apart in my hands.
Get correct and good tools.
Any skin lost in taking out a part or switch will be lost again when you install the new one
Ok, so here is my question. I can not figure out where the Back up light switch mounts on my three speed manual transmission, and
What is the proper windshield wiper washer motor for a single speed wiper set up? Will any switch work?
Thanks in advance for any help.
#4
That is correct. With the transmission in reverse rotate the bracket until the plunger is pushed in far enough to turn on the back-up lights plus a llitle for wear. It should not bottom out. Some replacements the switch has thread adjustment where it goes through the bracket.
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