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Thanks for setting me straight on that, @Big_John . :)

Eaton Detroit was the OEM supplier to Chrysler back in the 60s.

Yes and yes. :)

Pretty sure the green single wire on the blower resistor is what feeds the blower motor. Look at the wiring diagram to be sure.

Find the feed going directly into the blower motor. Your nan switch may be bad too. Yes - RC Harris Filtration plant in Toronto. :canada:

Check with Brewer's - they will have a new part.

Does the blower motor poke out into the engine bay, and is there a wire running to it? If so, that's the feed from the blower motor resistor. The motor grounds to the chassis, so if you put 12 volts directly to the wire (there should be a connector), then the motor should fire up if it's good.

Well done!

Should it be used or NOT used on pressure hoses like Power Steering pump to box fittings?

Often (back in the day) the hole was filled when the car received a paint job.

Not so sure about that - all 3 of my 66s had metal Pentastars on them...

@Isaiah Estrada - ^^this^^ is the best advice

Yes, get an original factory harness, and then repair it as required using the FSM diagrams.

No, different.

@SportFury70 - WOW!! That is fantastic news of your transplant. I am so very happy for you!! Congratulations!

They might - I will be checking. Even if they do I believe there'll be more venting with the remaining holes than there is on the original steel wheels with their four slots at the edges of the rim's base. The other option is that I want to be able to run a smaller diameter dog dishes -...

Because that's what I have, and finding 15s with the bigger hub nubs is difficult.

Are you looking to improve things, or just replace because yours is worn out? Canadian issue cars had different "Chrysler Built" distributors than USA cars, but the commonly suggest upgrade to electronic ignition such as Pertronix doesn't work with the Canadian versions, only the USA ones...

Works for me. My Monaco would give that Ford a spanking anyhow... :lol: :canada:

While I like it, why the Ford?