Re: Instrument voltage regulator

[twfaust@xxxxxxx]

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In a message dated 8/24/2005 6:54:53 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx writes:

> Sean Wrote:
> 
> >Can anybody tell me what the three prongs are on the back of a 1964 
> >Plymouth instrument voltage regulator, that plugs into the circuit 
> >board?  Which one is ground, power in, power out to the gauges?  I am 
> >converting it to solid state, and I'm afraid of torching the whole 
> >thing!
> 
> Sean, According to my '64 DODGE manual, terminal "I" is the 12 volt 
> input, the 5 volt output is terminal "A".  The other one, then must be 
> ground.  I would assume that the Dodge info would be the same as the 
> Plymouth, but it's YOUR car.  Anyone with a Plymouth manual out there???
> 
> 

Just replaced the one in my '64 Plymouth, pin out was the same. 
Unfortunately, that didn't fix the problem.

Tom Faust

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