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What other names or packages could be ordered on a station wagon? Are they all just town and country? Dodge is T&C ?

If you're on the downstream side of the ballast resistor the voltage will only be around 8-9 volts. You have to use the upstream side of the ballast resistor.

I never thought of that. It's a much better idea!

IMHO, adding air shocks to raise the rear puts strain on the upper shock mount. I've seen where this can damage that mount to the point of it needing a lot of work (read$$) to repair. The much better solution is new leaf springs.

Easy place to hook to is at the coil. The wire should be dark blue on the positive terminal and it runs directly to the ballast resistor. Basically the same as the hook up to the ballast resistor only without having to add another connection there. Just a simple terminal on the end of the...

The relay is hot all the time so you can't use that.

I use a piggyback terminal. Preferably insulated.

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Always replace your leaf springs on a 50 year old car. We never realize how bad they've worn and always blame the shocks.

If your car has the original leaf springs, they probably need replacing.

Something is clearly wrong. Fixing other people's attempt on electrical installations can be a headache. I would look for a good description for the installation of relays for the headlights and start over. I'll see if I can find mine. They were excellent. Don't just remove them they are a very...

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thank you sir!

Only air shocks or load booster shocks will add ride height, conventional or gas shocks will not.

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Provided that your car is more or less in stock condition, the ballast resistor is a white, boxy looking part made from ceramic material and mounted to the passenger side of the firewall, about 1" x 3" in size. There should be one dark blue wire connected to one side of the ballast resistor...