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What is the oil capacity of a 1966 dodge coronet 500 with a 440 ci motor?
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Did dodge make a 1966 coronet RT?
no, 1967 was the first year of the coronet R/T.
Where is the switch box for back up lights on a 1966 dodge coronet?
look on the side of the transmission.
How much is a 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 worth?
go to manheimgold.com and look your car up to get the price.
Does the electric fuel pump hook up to the voltage regulator on a 1966 dodge coronet 500 with a 440 motor that was put in it?
heavens no, you want to run a separate line to the fuse box for the pump through a relay.
What was the average MPG for a 1966 Dodge Coronet 500?
that all depended on the engine and rear end gearing in the car.
What is a 1966 dodge coronet slant 6 worth?
While it ultimately depends on overall condition, mileage, options and such, a Slant-6 Coronet will not bring much on a used car market as it was not a very desirable combination.
What is the normal operating temperature for a 1966 dodge coronet with a 440 motor?
#1, a 66 coronet never came with a 440 so someone must have installed it, make sure the radiator is large enough to handle the 440 if your having heating problems, you want that engine to run 190 degrees on the open road and not much over 200 in traffic.
Did they make a big block 2 bb dodge coronet 500?
yes, you could get the hemi in the 500 starting in 1966 and in 67 you could order the 440 or the hemi.
How much miles per gallon does a 1966 dodge coronet 318 5.2 L get?
depending on the rear gear ratio usually around 18 to 20 MPG.
What is the firing order for a 1966 dodge coronet?
If it's a V8 it's 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2 and the distributor rotates counter-clockwise.
Did the 1966 dodge coronet 500 have rear seat belt as a factory option?
my 66 charger had seat belts front and rear, don't remember if they were standard equiptment or an option back then.
How do you level the front end of a 1966 coronet?
The torsion bars are adjustable.
