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An easier way is to get a Molotow chrome pen. I use these for my scale models. You can find them at hobby stores or Hobby Lobby. They cost around $10-12 each and come in a few sizes. I have a 1mm and...

A few years ago I got one at Napa, but I hear they don't have now a bunch of things I got there before.

It appears the field and load relay was only used in '76 and '77 F-body. Sorry, I've only a '79 catalog.

No luck in my 80 book. Sorry.
I did a google search and found that service video on My Mopar. At least I found out what it was anyway. I see one guy said it might be a standard Bosch relay. He...

I'll check and see if the part # is in the 80 parts book. Maybe on the cop cars.

I'll be back.

Anybody??

Way back when I had my 76 I first sprayed it with Eastwood's tank tone paint.
I found it to be too thin and watery looking. So I had my neighbor shoot some car enamel and the finish was great.
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Go to the therammaninc.com website. Wayne has videos doing the exact thing you're asking.

That would be my thought. Plus once it holds you can "push the pedal" and see if it bleeds away.

possibly you could pull a vacuum on it with a gauge and see if it holds

The terminal that plugs onto the h/l panel looks similar to the one in the pic. It's hooked to the ground circuit of the dash harness and then the ground wire from the clock plugs onto the male spade...

Its about time you did! lol

It looks like you found the right plug in your harness.

Here's one...the only one I could find...still attached to the clock.

3040

red is constant power for...

I was kind of thinking aftermarket when seeing the wires. That is definitely an a/m replacement radio.

My guess is red wire for switched power, brown probably dial illumination and the others of...