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1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram #133700
10/07/08 10:33 PM
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it has to have fuel pacer on it tho

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: dustpan man] #133701
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whats fuel pacer?

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: 05dakota] #133702
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It's a vacuum operated switch deal that makes the turn signal indicator on top of the left front fender light up when you get in the gas too hard.

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: 05dakota] #133703
10/08/08 06:37 PM
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HERE IS A DIAGRAM i HAVE MADE UP OF IT.

JOHN MAC

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: 71_deputy] #133704
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mines the other way if u could make a digram for that id like that thanks man

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: dustpan man] #133705
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here is a pic from a manual- no exact wire colors- just placement!!!!

if I come across one I'll post

John Mac

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: 71_deputy] #133706
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thanks a lot

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: dustpan man] #133707
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10-4!

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: 71_deputy] #133708
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what a bout a new york city horn i bought a 75 manual today if u could tell me somthing about it my duster mite have it

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: dustpan man] #133709
10/11/08 12:48 AM
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All vehicles delivered and sold in the NYC area,in 1974, not 1975, be it GM, Ford, Chrysler, or any imports had to have city / country horns. In that year due to noise levels it was illegal to blow a loud horn in the NYC area, crazy but true
Speaking for Chrysler, all vehicles delivered to the NYC dealerships had a box on the front seat which contained a two way switch, a low horn and a 3 wire harness which was installed between the horn switch and the horn relay.
The switch was a two position switch labeled city or country. In the city position the low horn would sound and in the country position the loud horn would sound.
It was NYC only and lasted for a six month period in 1974 before it was stopped.
In 1975 all vehicles delivered and sold in the NYC area had to be equipped with a rear window defroster. All other states brought this law into effect about 1980.

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: groundpoint6] #133710
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well it was made in eary 75 it was made in 74 so my car mite have it

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: groundpoint6] #133711
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Quote:

All vehicles delivered and sold in the NYC area,in 1974, not 1975, be it GM, Ford, Chrysler, or any imports had to have city / country horns. In that year due to noise levels it was illegal to blow a loud horn in the NYC area, crazy but true
Speaking for Chrysler, all vehicles delivered to the NYC dealerships had a box on the front seat which contained a two way switch, a low horn and a 3 wire harness which was installed between the horn switch and the horn relay.
The switch was a two position switch labeled city or country. In the city position the low horn would sound and in the country position the loud horn would sound.
It was NYC only and lasted for a six month period in 1974 before it was stopped.




I would love to see a pic of this if anyone has a '74 so equipped.

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In 1975 all vehicles delivered and sold in the NYC area had to be equipped with a rear window defroster. All other states brought this law into effect about 1980.




I think the car was required to have a rear-window defogger or a defroster.

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: In_The_Pink] #133712
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mine does not have a defoger but has the nyc horn

Re: 1975 plymouth duster wiring diagram [Re: dustpan man] #133713
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