Hi Jack, I have the installation instructions that came with my NOS '55 Plymouth dash clock. This is a single page published by MoPar in Sep-54. It shows that the red wire comes off the ammeter (to power the clock), black wire comes off the instrument panel switch (for the light in the clock) and the yellow wire is a ground. It also has a diagram showing how to locate and drill the mounting holes. I can mail you a photocopy if you like. Robert Bishop -----Original Message----- From: Jack and Loretta <johnaire@netsync.net> To: L-FORWARDLOOK@LISTS.PSU.EDU <L-FORWARDLOOK@LISTS.PSU.EDU> Date: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 6:07 PM Subject: [FWDLK] 55 Plymouth Clock >I have a question about a 55 Plymouth clock that I have. It has 3 wires >comming out the bottom. Red, Black and Yelow. In my wiring prints of >the 55, the black goes to the lamp in the clock. Does any one know what >the other 2 wires go to? Also my clock is a flat black. Is this >correct or should it be painted a dash color. It would seem that it >should be the flat black as the adjustment for fast and slow is on the >front top above the glass lens and the "F" and "S" and the direction >arrow are painted white. The clock is also a Jaeger clock. Also is >there any exact place to drill the hole in the top of the dash to mount >this clock as I would sure get nervous drilling the dash without a >particular spot to drill. I drilled the fender for my antenna, but had >the correct position. I've had the clock for about 2 years, but am just >a little aprehensive about installing it. >Thanks for any info that may be given. >Jack 55 Plymouth Belvedere > |