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  • 1966 Pontiac or Tempest Owners Guide
  • Pontiac Rear End Codes 1965-1975
  • Pontiac GTO Wheel Codes 1964-1974
  • GTO Tri-Power Daytona Float Valves
  • Endura Bumper Repair
  • GTO Clock Fuse Tip: Most manufacturers had the clock on the lighting system circuit which runs on a ten-amp fuse. When a car is in storage or the battery becomes weak, there is not enough voltage to kick the relay open, but the battery still has a large amperage. This will burn the windings of most clocks out before blowing the fuse. The cure for this is to install a two-amp quick-blow fuse and fuse holder in power feed to the clock so it runs on its own circuit.