Re: Pacers, Pacers, Pacers....

["lumina333" <lumina333@xxxx>]

Doc, First of all - glad you're back and all went well (for the most 
part). Pacer wiring....oh yes, how I remember that problem! I finally 
paid a seasoned mechanic (ie, one who used to work on AMC's when they 
were new) to figure out the wiring mess. I had turn signal 
malfunctions, gauge misreadings, and lighting problems. The mechanic 
told me that he practically had to rebuild the entire wiring harness! 
I do remember replacing the heater switch with one I found in a junk 
Pacer as you cannot buy that design of switch anymore (and it kept 
burning out). I may have an extra as I started collected them when I 
would run across them. Anyway, please feel free to forward my email 
address to this fellow Pacer lover and I will try to help her with 
whatever she needs, even if it is just to talk. 
As far as other Pacer groups and people not helping her, that is sad. 
I can't understand that attitude as we really need to stick together. 
Glen Hoag is a good source of Pacer knowledge as he has a few of them.
-Lu-
--- In BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "amc74hornet" 
<AMC74HORNET@xxxx> wrote:
> I have been in contact with a woman restoreing a Pacer and she 
needs a copy of the wireing diagram. I believe it is a 77 or 78. 
Anyone know where she can get a copy of one on line or a paper copy? 
She didn't get no help from the AMX files or the Pacer group she just 
joined. She just moved to the Nevada area and has had her Pacer sent 
out to her. The body has been restored and in her own words she has a 
beautiful car that dosen't run. It has not been on the road for 10 
years and she would lke to get it runnig again. She is the original 
owner. I figure Lu might be able to help since she had a Pacer, or 
maybe someone has a TSM they could scan the diagram out of. 
> "Doc"