'64 Brake Lights staying on...

[simplyconnected]

A link to what? Nobody referenced a link. Have you got a shop manual for your car?

[Short Steppin']

Oh I thought you were talking about a electronic version that may have been here in the forum somewhere. But no I do not have the manual yet.

[simplyconnected]

...But no I do not have the manual yet.

Steve referenced the manual back in post #5. I reference the manual as well. Buy a manual. This site is a kind of supplement to the manual. Most everything you need to know about your car is covered in the manual except for 'improvements' that have culminated over the years. Even so, 90% of what you need to know is illustrated and written in the book.

Shop Manuals are cheap and very available at most vendors. If you need something in the manual clarified, we are glad to help. - Dave

[Short Steppin']

I've glanced at a few parts stores lately to see if they had one in stock but I will get more serious about finding one now that I am about to be back home working on the car for awhile. Thanks everyone.

[simplyconnected]

With classic cars comes classic car parts vendors. Your neighborhood auto parts store wouldn't sell one of these in a year, so they don't stock them.


This is the 396 Page manual you need for your '64 T-bird. Look in our list of vendors and simply pick one. They all have this book. OR, click on the picture and see the link (where I got this picture) at Mac's. They want $35.00. Maybe another vendor has them on sale, check it out. - Dave