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Old 05-25-2015, 12:31 AM   #10
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Re: Confused about re-pinning 74 Gauge Cluster Connections to a 78

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OK, I am about to do this, and in my 1974 the ammeter is on Pin #3 black wire and Pin #4 black wire with white stripe.

Pin #2 is gray wire for cluster lights.



Can I just remove that entire black and white wire with the fuse in it that runs from the small black two prong junction box on the firewall to the bulkhead connector on the firewall on the driver side?
Right. 3&4 not 2&3.

Removing the whole wire works too... That's the black with white tracer wire circuit 106.
The black wire for Circuit 105 goes from the firewall plug, right next to 106, to one of the two fusible links on the 3/8" battery lug on the starter. Not sure where the inline 4A AGA glass fuse is in that wire.
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