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271 viewsSlit in back edge of seat where original pull strap came from. Pass the line through this slit.Oct 16, 2005
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282 viewsUnderside of the seat. What the latch looks like. Under panel removed to show details.Oct 16, 2005
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264 viewsDrift the hinge pins back in. Tap in with a hammer then use the drift to finish. When inserting or removing the hinge pins it's easiest to drift them in the direction of center-of-car to outside. Applying a thin coat of oil or grease helps insertion and operation of hinge.Oct 16, 2005
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269 viewsLine pulled through. Original pull strap can be seen around latch. Typically the strap will break but leave the loop part intact.Oct 16, 2005
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256 viewsPush line back through slit and tie off. I used a simple slip knot with this particular type of line.Oct 16, 2005
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257 viewsIf the original strap loop is intact you can loop the line through it. In my case I decided to loop it through the loop and over the latch.Oct 16, 2005
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441 viewsDrop the metal sleeve in...Oct 16, 2005
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352 viewsWhat it looks like when complete. The black paint was removed during the cleaning process.Oct 16, 2005
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307 viewsClose-up of the internal pipe wrench, cam gear in the engaged position.Oct 16, 2005
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351 viewsUsing an internal pipe wrench to easily and safely tighten the internal bolt that holds the breather to the mount.Oct 16, 2005
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338 viewsClose-up of the internal pipe wrench, cam gear in the neutral position.Oct 16, 2005
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306 viewsTop of breather showing PCV inside.Oct 16, 2005
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337 viewsUnderside of breather showing PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) valve, part number 022 115 542. Again, home-made gasket between breather and white retaining nut.Oct 16, 2005
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345 viewsHome-made gasket made from 1/32" rubberized gasket material from the FLAPS.Oct 16, 2005
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229 viewsUse a 7mm socket to remove the bolt. If the engine was just running becareful of fuel squirting out!Oct 16, 2005
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242 viewsMy complete, $14.00 fuel pressure gauge hooked up. Use 8mm (5/16") fuel pressure hose and a 0-60psi gauge (this way the center reading will be most accurate).Oct 16, 2005
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392 viewsOriginal AM radio.Oct 16, 2005
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371 viewsI love this...a BN2 gas heater!!!Oct 16, 2005
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379 viewsOperational sunroof -- yeay!Oct 16, 2005
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508 viewsNice rebuilt fuel injected engine. Automatic kick-down switch missing and she's going to need a new cold-start injector/harness as the previous one was *melted* :-(Oct 16, 2005
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