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Or talk to someone like sublime technology or hotwire and have them mod the computer to remove unnecessary stuff

Im guessing the orange wire next to the blue wire is the start wire. You should have continuity between that point and the orange wire connected to the starter relay

When you said 5.2, I assumed you swapped in a magnum motor.

My first thought if your alternator burnt your wires is to look at your voltage regulator, is it good and is it grounded. Or are you running the magnum alt controlled by the 5.2 computer. 1975 is a bit new for me, does the truck still use an ammeter. Regardless if you are using newer more...

Based on this picture . Best guess Orange - start Lite blue, your blue/white- accessories Red - ignition run Pink - ignition start Black- batter Orange - ??? Your switch. Best guess Brown- start Yellow- ignition start Blue- ignition run Black- accessories What happened to the old switch that...

I found this diagram. The color are not all the some.

I looked up napa ks9961 for a wire diagram but get a Ford switch. I you have an ohm meter, find out which pair of wire give you continuity when the switch is turned all the way to start. Or if you have the 12v power lead hooked up, find the one that gives you 12v when turned to start. By the...

Are you using the 5.2 computer. If so does that control the starter relay

You need to find the wire that is only hot when the key is turned to hot. This needs to be connected to the wire going to the starter relay.

Dodge stoped using the 6x7.25 pattern on one tons in 68. Maybe stamping on the frame rail. They used to do it on the front left

Maybe a larger torque converter was an option or it was swapped. A quick look at rockauto shows 11inch tq with a 10 bolt circle for yours as well as a 94. But when I look at a 74 d300 360 I see they offer a 12 inch tq with a 11.125 bolt circle. I assume you will have to find a different tq.

I don't know about 2001. But the pressure plate bolt circle for 11 and 12 inch clutches for Dodge and I believe ford used to be the same. Rockauto shows a 12 inch clutch for the np435 trans for 440 application in 1977. Made sure you get a 5.9 flywheel for the balance and pickup notches. If I...