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post May 20 2001, 04:01 PM
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Hello, I have a 66 pony. I was wondering if any other owners had a lot of wires underneath their dashes that dont really connect to much. They are mainly near the fuse box and under the dash. Thanx for any help. Matt
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Sounds like the very rare Spaghetti wiring option for 66 only. Lucky you... Seriously, are the wire cut? Or do they have plug ends that are just not plugged in. Do you know the difference between factory wiring and aftermarket wiring? If you do, then do the wires look to be factory? Linc ;)
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They have plugs on them. To clear up my discription of the location under the dash... it is on the passanger side and near the heater box thing (I am not very techinical). I think that they are factory. Thanx for the help
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I am a little out of my element here with a 66 but the only thing that should be on the passenger side of the dash would be the plug for the blower motor resistor, the blower motor and then the wires to any door switches or speakers that you may have in your passenger door. If you have access to a digital camera you can send me photo's directly and I will try to assist more. Hopefully for your, someone with more knowledge of a 66 has already helped you find the answer. Linc
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