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voltage limiter #3270354
11/13/24 09:31 PM
11/13/24 09:31 PM
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westerly, ri. usa
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440lebaron Offline OP
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hi,
when did Chrysler start using voltage limiter in dash cluster for gauges, friend has 1957 Plymouth , gas gauge pulsates with key on


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Re: voltage limiter [Re: 440lebaron] #3270367
11/13/24 10:06 PM
11/13/24 10:06 PM
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Don't know when the voltage limiter was 1st used, but the wiring in a 57 is way different then it was in the mid 60s, I don't believe it even has a fuse box.
I think the 1st thing I would be looking at on the 57 is the condition of the insulation on the wires, much of it got brittle and broke off, exposing the bare wires, and allowing them to ground out almost anywhere.

Re: voltage limiter [Re: poorboy] #3270408
11/14/24 08:45 AM
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1957 Plymouth service manual

https://mymopar.com/service-manuals/

I would guess they started when Chrysler went to 12v, which is what the 57 has.







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