Corvair Forum

Also note the OPGI unit is same unit sold at most parts store and while it fits the Corvair - note the thick screw hole area. The Corvair dimmer had a thinner mount area and the screws were short so they would not stick into the wheel well (you have to seal them). To install the aftermarket switch ...

I ordered the catalog over 9 months ago, nothing yet.

I ordered their catalog over six months ago and still haven't received anything.

I found that corrosion can build up between the steel and aluminum junction that will insulate one from the other. Simply twisting one while holding the other will break this corrosion barrier and the light will work like new.

Look on page 4-10 of your 1961 main book GM shop manual. There is a breakdown diagram there.

I don't have a 1961 main book GM shop manual.

I have a 1964 Monza that has the triangular shaped 6 pin connector mounted on the column for the turn signal. Every drawing I can find shows a 6 pin connector that has two rows of three pins. How do I determine which pin of the triangular connector corresponds to which pin shown on the drawing? Also...

The turn signal wiring switch is located on the column and operated by a steel wire that is moved up-and-down by the assembly at the steering wheel area.

I have a 1964 Monza that has turn signals. I am trying to find an assembly diagram of the steering wheel area that includes the turn signal mechanism. Everything I find only shows the area without turn signals. HELP!

I didn't use staples. A lot of trouble. I used aluminum pop rivets instead.

The wire connector in the engine compartment of my 1964 Monza has two rows of 4 connectors. All of the electrical diagrams that I find for 1964 'vairs show the connector to have two rows of 5 connectors. Therefore I cannot find a wiring diagram that matches my car. I need help from someone to make s...

Reply to all, My problem was that the cluster tiny holes were plugged up with crap. I had a heck of a time cleaning them out.

I have a '64 Monza that I am working on. On an 80 degree day the right side choke rod position holds the choke valve plate completely open. I understand that it should hold the choke valve closed. The automatic choke rod did not seem to be correct so I ordered a new one from Clarks. Still holds the ...

My '64 Monza has different Rochester carbs. One is a 7024024 and the other is a 7028005. I am told that the same rebuild kit fits both. I also find that the 7024024 is called a "high performance" carb, but can find nothing about the 7028005. :dontknow: Also, the Rochester carburetor manual...

I have a '64 Monza convertible. The wiring harness for the tail lights is not like the electrical schematic shows. First of all, the connector on the left side is round and has three wires while the connector on the right side is angled and has two wires. The schematic shows the left side wires to b...