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A beautiful car that shows all the special touches that you have put into it. I too never knew Chrysler put ignition switches to the left of the column-the 68 I have has it to the right of the column.

I'm leaning towards the hardware. Do you have a picture of the caliper with it mounted on the car? These cars always had a little drag on the rotor. It was just the nature of the beast.

I would remove the caliper and brake pads, then set the caliper back on the spindle ways and ensure the caliper can slide freely. Then install the inner pad on the ways and ensure it can slide as well. This system works by the brake fluid pushes on the piston, which places the pad against the...

The problem you describe, can be either hydraulic or mechanical. On the hydraulic side, could be bad brake hose, plugged brake line, master cylinder not returning back all the way up (this opens compensate ports in the master cylinder which allow the fluid to return to the reservoir and refills...

What are the voltages at the coil positive with the key on and the car cranking? And what is the voltage at the battery while cranking? These cars have a ballast resistor bypass system in the starter relay during cranking. This will give the coil more volts during cranking to provide a nice hot...

When I was younger, I worked for Goodyear (please don't hold that against me) and those type of wheels were always a problem. As stated earlier, the back side doesn't locate the wheel on the car, it is the lug nuts and studs. Many shops will simply use the cone on the front of the wheel, which...

I have purchased that one ($105) from Rock Auto, and I'm going to try this weekend to replace it.

CASH DISCHARGE. I will play it on my beta tape player.

Got both the switch and SM coming. Thanks

I also had problems getting to the correct website, but found by manually typing in the URL, it went to the desired one. The parts drawings make me think my switch was replaced at some point years ago with an aftermarket one. I have tried some of the cancel repair kits and they would get the...

Trying to replace the turn signal switch in my 68 New Yorker, but when I bought one it will not fit. I was researching the switch/column when I found this website. I am hoping the knowledge of the group will be able to help me. I have found switches on Ebay and other sites, but they are either...

Thanks. I have a 68 New Yorker, and a 72 Roadrunner (2 of them, both in major restoration). I have had this one since 2005. It is unrestored with 27000 miles. I was trying to find a turn signal switch for it, and bought one that will not fit. I was researching the switch/column when I found this...