LFSADRG

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I did not get any responses from the Legends board so I suppose I will try here even though the car is not a late model LSx.

For '72 Pontiac LeMans very similiar to 68-72 A-body cars such as Chevelle, Cutlass, GTO, etc.

After about two years hiatus on finishing the wiring on my LeMans I am back at it. However I forgot where eveything goes. Can anyone tell me where these items attach to under the dash?



Can anyone explain where and how this spring gets attached? I had the brake booster rebuilt about two years ago and now I do not remember how it goes back on.

wws699

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Bob Everett at Evergreen muscle car in Auburn could tell you. He's kind of a character but hes a good guy

TwoFast4Lv

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I am guessing the spring returns the brake pedle so the brake lights turn off. The light will attatch along the leading edge of the dash and the blinker up on a dash up-right. Not sure of the plug in.

Sorry for not having best directions man I hope it helps some.

LFSADRG

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I dont want an hour long lecture on Pontiac wiring from Evergreen Bob.

Its like a puzzle where the pieces kind of fit but dont. What I really need is for someone that will let me look under the dash of their Pontiac A-body. Just need two minutes.

wws699

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TwoFast4Lv

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I apoligize for none of us being any help.

smokinponcho73

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you dont need them. J/k i would suggest find somebody with an old lemanes or GTO in the area and take a look under their dash. maybe even look on craigslist and just tell them you are intersted

DrEvyl

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Damn, I wish I could help you... I even owned a '73 Lemans, but I can't remember that long ago. Too much smoke, I guess..

LFSADRG

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Thanks for the info guys.

A fella on the Legends forum has a 72 Luxury LeMans, same as mine, who responded with some info.

smokinponcho73

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thats cool i had a 73 ventura and had that entire thing apart and back together a couple of times and i dont remember any springs on the brake pedal areathat looked like that