That's exactly what I was thinking, but wanted to verify before I did it. Fires suck! Thanks for your help!
Have you look at a FSM wiring schematic yet ? If not look at one so you know about which wires feed the field on your alterantor
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One is from the ignition switch and the other is from the ignition ballast resistor which is fed from the ignition switch
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If you don't want melted wires find out what is ( loose wires, bad connection, corrosion)causing the voltage drop between the dash and engine wiring harnesses and fix it !
![wrench wrench](/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/custom/wrench.gif)
I've had to fix a bunch of burnt up wiring harness in many Mopar cars I've owned, the factory wiring and assembly of those cars suck
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The old cars, pre OTB-1, have very simple circuits, no magic in them at all, battery and ground only except inside the alternators
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