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#1
Maintenance / Re: 67 Camaro RS Fusebox Corroded
December 25, 2010, 12:13:42 PM
Thanks to all for the advice.   I just received the new harness from American Autowire.  I wrapped it and put it under the Christmas tree for the Wife (after all, it's her car!)

I'll let you know how the installation goes.

Happy Holidays,  Johnny B.
#2
Maintenance / Re: 67 Camaro RS Fusebox Corroded
November 22, 2010, 12:34:08 PM
Thanks to all for your help and advice.

I decided to remove the entire dash harness.  I carefully removed it, making certain to identify and label every plug, etc, for re-installation.  It was a good decision to pull it.  I found [potential] problems every where.  Now I have saved up enough to purchase a new harness, including the headlight-door diode and courtesy lamps harnesses, and new dimmer switch.  I have found three vendors who can supply these parts.  They all are priced competitively.  I need advice on which is most reliable.   

These vendors are:  American Autowire, M & H, and Lectric Limited. 

Please help me.

John B.
#3
Maintenance / Re: 67 Camaro RS Fusebox Corroded
October 26, 2010, 02:51:04 PM
JohnZ,

I have been in touch with both Lectric Limited and M&H.  Lectric Limited lists a Fuse Block Repair Kit for $110, however all existing '67 stock is reserved for Dash Harness Kits, so I would need to purchase a complete dash harness for $386.  M&H would sell me a fuse block for $140.  They also recommend I buy a complete dash harness (same price as Lectric Limited).

I am intimidated by the prospect of replacing the entire dash harness (plus, I can't afford the cost).  This little repair project is turning into a major rebuild.  Everything I look at is in need of upgrade, thus I resist tearing it apart any further.

Thanks again for your help.  If you know of anyone who has successfully removed the fuse clips and connectors from a fuse block in order to clean them up, please let me know.

Regards,  John B.
#4
I am new to the CRG forum searching for help with my 67CamaroRS: Corroded Fusebox.  (See [author=jmburkhart link=topic=7221.msg47520#msg47520 date=1287945329])

I searched the forum for "fusebox" and found a reply from [author=hotrod68 link=topic=1134.msg6407#msg6407 date=1157687718] in Decoding/Numbers Re:cowl trim tag, dated 09/05/06.  I send an email to the address listed in his profile, but it kicked back as undeliverable. 

I would like to ask hotrod68 for details on how he replaced or replated some of the fuse clips and terminals in his fusebox as he stated in his reply.  I have tried to remove them with no success.

Thanks for your help.

John B.
#5
Maintenance / Re: 67 Camaro RS Fusebox Corroded
October 24, 2010, 06:25:41 PM
Thanks, JohnZ.  I'll check those sites.

John B.
#6
Maintenance / 67 Camaro RS Fusebox Corroded
October 24, 2010, 01:35:29 PM
I am new to the forum.

I have searched extensively for help with this problem, with no success.  Need help!

While troubleshooting electrical problems on my 67 RS, I have found the fuse clips and connectors in the fusebox to be corroded.  I would like to remove the clips and connectors to clean them up, but having no luck.  Any suggestions?  I have searched for a replacement unit, finding only the modern sytle retrofit kits.

I also need to replace the indexed connector to the ignition switch.  It has melted at the brown wire (ACC).  In my searches, I have found a replacement wiring harnesses that comes with that connector, but I can't afford it.

Thank you for your help.