Instrument Clusters - will '70 cluster work in a '74? (2 Viewers)

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Seem to be going in reverse also, I tried both ways and the odo doesn't move in reverse only in forward it moves and the numbers count down instead of up?
 
Bringing this back to life. Can anyone tell me if the gauge cluster with the charging light on the cluster will change out with the later year that has a actual gauge that has a charge range. I have a 72 thinking the one with the charge gauge is from a 77, I think. I am wanting to update to the later one to actual have a read out of charging system.
 
Bringing this back to life. Can anyone tell me if the gauge cluster with the charging light on the cluster will change out with the later year that has a actual gauge that has a charge range. I have a 72 thinking the one with the charge gauge is from a 77, I think. I am wanting to update to the later one to actual have a read out of charging system.

I found the following here: Beautiful 76 instrument cluster

The cluster is specific to a few year range. 9/'75-9/'77 IIRC

76 was he first year of the ammeter, and I think about 78(cant recall exactly) the brake light moved back the instrument cluster.

The voltage regulator and the chassis wiring(ammeter needs the large white wires at the cluster) are different from warning light to ammeter types.

So it sounds like your idea may not work, but I have no hands-on experience to say so. Just going by what I have read here...
 

Here is an updated link to where Charles was working on his speedo. I think when we went to the new forum software, it trashed the link to where in his thread he worked on his speedo:

September POTM - Cruiser Guy, Guatemala
 
I looked in my owners book schematic and it shows a 3 wire voltage regulator. Does some have a wiring schematic for the 76-78 pig so I can see the wiring for the white plug voltage regulator? Part stores show two styles.
 

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