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sjuns is in China if I recall and he is working hard on his English.

Paul

Thanks for the photos!

I really like the racks, etc. on that yellow one. Very nice looking Pinz.

Paul

I thought the shocks looked familiar. There're the same ones I'm using that I bought directly from Doetsch before Scott was carrying them. I like the idea of painting them green- think I'll do the same.

Now I finally know what to do with the 8 old shocks I've got lying around!

Very nice! Thanks for the photos.

What kind of shocks are you using?

Paul

Okay, I can't find any reference to it here on the forum but someone probably has found just the right product to use as the foam/rubber seal in the headlight trim ring. $35 for the real thing at SAV. Will the right diameter EPDM cord stock from McMaster work?

Thanks in advance...

Paul

Thanks guys!

Paul

I'm about to install new window channel in the doors along with new glass from Dave D. Any recommendations for the adhesive to use? I was thinking of my old standby, 3M Weatherstrip Adhesive, but wasn't sure it was best for this use. Thanks for any and all ideas.

Paul

Here's a photo from EI's website: http://popcdn.zoovy.lg1.simplecdn.net/i ... 090055.jpg

It's about 2.5" in diameter and is mounted to the front body behind the dash, just above the clutch fluid reservoir.

Paul

I hope this doesn't sound too obvious but did you jumper the plug from the back side of it and then connect it back into the module? That shouldn't be done. It has to be left disconnected. I don't really understand how your 4500 light is flashing if the module is disconnected but then I'm definitely...

Like Erik said it is behind the dash and mounted to the front body wall. It is black plastic about 4" long, 2.5" wide and an inch thick. It has a molex plug on one end and if you can reach the plug and remove it, you can jumper it and proceed. Jim L. helped me out at this link: http://real...

Thanks guys. I completely forgot about adjusting the brakes
Dang it's hell getting old - too much to remember! I should have learned less

Paul

If a wiring schematic would help and you don't have one, I have one here: http://www.milkrunfarm.com/sitebuilderc ... iclgnd.pdf

Paul

Would a leak in the hose from the intake manifold to the brake booster have any effect on the travel of the brake pedal? Or could the plastic valve in that hose be a problem? We've bled the brakes 3 times and on first brake application the pedal still sinks way down but then is fine after that. Brak...

When I installed mine it fit so tight I didn't even bother to put on the adhesive. I don't really know if it's needed or not but I suppose it couldn't hurt. Well, except for the guy who has to take it off

Paul

I've been happy with these: http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t142/pcolette/IMG_0055.jpg http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t142/pcolette/IMG_0054.jpg They're made by Peterson Manufacturing. Model 419-24V comes with standard bayonet type 24V bulbs. I ordered them from Mark at www.tankparts.com in F...