So I know I should have a manual. But I'm at work and don't have have one on me. I have a 64 dodge dart gt slant 6. I drove to work today and went out to run an errand and it wouldn't start. It took apart the dash because I've been having with the ignition kind of spinning around and around, I don't think it's the right one. Anyway. So when I unscrewed the ignition it touched metal and sparked. Now I'm getting no power. My horn works, but no light or ignition. Could this be a fuse? Where are the fuses located on this beast? I appreciate any help. Am just really trying to not have to push this beast home.

Sounds like a blown fuseable link.

The fuseable link is a thick wire, located under the hood, that goes from the big stud on the starter relay, over and into the wire bulk-head on the fire wall.
The fuseable link wire on a 64 Dart is usually blue in color and has a yellow tab molded onto it, with the words "fuseable link" on the tab.

BTW... ALWAYS disconnect the battery before starting any under-dash work.
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