Looks good! But personally, I would grind the rusty parts to bare metal and remove all rust before treating the areas with the rustol. Looking forward to see more pics!
I saw that a talk around the sequential signals started here :
http://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar...Imperial-2-dr-hdtp-5000-Verplanck-U-S-A/page2
so I made news pictures and a new video :
Now i am quite sure that there has been 2 assembly.
Back in the days, I bought a lot of sequantial parts, to be sure to have parts.
I bought this on day : the 2 relays attached to the original PCB card. that was, up to me, the original assembly. Chrysler wanted to show off a bit with a little of electronic.
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You can see all the wires, the relays, and the famous PCB card in the red hard wax.
on the backside, another relay :
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i decided to remove one of them ( they are in bad shape ) to see what is inside :
it is a classic relay, seems in good shape inside.
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So, now, I think that this first assembly was defective and they changed the PCB card by another system.
The one I had on my car :
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It looks like a Mercury cougar system.
It was originaly wrapped in a thermal envelope that prevent condensation I guess ( for the contacts ).
Whatr makes me thinbk that it is another version ot the system is that it is not a aftermarket thing. It was sold by chrysler.
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and inside, the thing :
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when the light do not flash this is a bad contact on the points.
NEW VIDEO here :
http://youtu.be/P_4yYp5tqEg
I have the first box on my car. The "original" box. I don't know if it is broken or not. I'll check that when I rework the system!
If it is not working anymore, I will exchange it with a modern electrical system!
I've saved this link for this case:
http://www.thuntek.net/cougars_unlimited/ce1chry.htm
Front End Rebuild Kit - Standard. 1967-1973 Chrysler Imperial With lower BJ thread in type. | |
Front End Rebuild Kit - Standard. 1967-1973 Chrysler Imperial With lower BJ press-in type. |
Lower ball joint thread in / press in?what is the diffrence ?
....The '69 Imperial only Pitman and Idler Arm are not available new. Firm Feel can rebuild your cores if you send yours in. For round about $450 each, IIRC!!
Hi Fred,You have encountered the same thing that I did with my ‘67 Crown Coupe in early 2013. After reading much discussion about idler arms, I went against the purist and purchased a Moog K7014 steering idler arm. I, also am a scientist (Ph.D. Engineer) by trade, and arrived at the same conclusion that you did. After replacing the idler arm, I had the front end aligned, as you suggested. The drivability is excellent, so I would say follow you reasoning and use the idler arm that you have. It is probably the same as the one that I used, and is listed for use on 1965 – 1973 Chrysler vehicles. The current price on Amazon.com is $37.99, so you got a real bargain when you bought it from Rockauto.
Jimmy H
I checked my Sequential turn signal motor and relais today and I already have the "better" unit.
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And it's working as it should!
[video]https://youtu.be/-ox_1lC_5K8[/video]