Does anyone know what this is? (1978)
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Race Director
Joined: Jan 2000
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From: San Jose CA
Does anyone know what this is? (1978)
This was inside the driver's side kick panel...
Looks like old amateur PCB board... has "6207" printed on the board. Yellow and brown wire go way up into the dash, towards the header bar, then I can't see them.
The brown wire has an inline 25A glass fuse.
My guess is aftermarket, but I always allow room for WTF.
Safety Car
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Beecher Illinois
That is for delay wipers if you have them. Takes the place of the wiper fuse in the fuse panel. Otherwise just gets tucked out of the way.
That alone will not give you delay either.
It is factory original
, 78 year only.
That alone will not give you delay either.
It is factory original
, 78 year only.
Instructor
Joined: May 2012
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From: Warren MI
If you remove the small cover on the center pillar, you'll see the wires for the switches. I had a exposed wire that wasn't taped good setting off my alarm. A real PITA to find, got lucky one day.
Le Mans Master
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From: Myrtle Beach SC
The original owner of my 78 had ordered the intermittant but because it wasn't ready for production, the factory canceled the order and the window sticker shows a credit. It's a November 10th build date. They had problems with them when rolling it out
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