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336 viewsWhat the window lifter looks like with locating spring attached at bottom.
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336 viewsClose-up of back side.
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336 viewsMe snorkeling. Well, trying to. The visibility was really poor this time due to the after effects of a storm that occurred near New Zealand a few days earlier.
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Fuse tap!336 viewsThis is how to easily and safely tap into some power without compromising the stock wiring or running a long lead through the firewall. I cut the bullet connector off so I could pass the wire through the grommet hole and so I could use one of my own spade connectors. To be on the safe side, make sure the fuse tap can handle 25A to 30A minimum. A 10A fuse tap won't work! The bottom slot is for the placing the stock fuse while the top is for the accessory and thus the red wire leading from the fuse tap.
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335 viewsUsing a wire brush to clean the channel.
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335 viewsI used a Q-Tip to assist greasing the whole lifter channel.
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335 viewsThe Dino 308 GT4 looks far better in the metal than in a photograph! Lovely car.
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335 viewsThe core is folded under the wire and the connector firmly crimped, ready for use.
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335 viewsOther side of the right bar showing another locating hole.
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