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384 viewsSharp lookin' Bus. The nose is actually covered by a color-matched bra -- very nice!
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384 viewsRonin loved the surf!
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383 viewsAfter a hard day of posing there's nothing like sucking down on a good binkie -- a finger just won't do!
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383 viewsThe round disc simply pulls off the accelerator pedal stop. Carpet can then be lifted over the stop.
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383 views...and finally place the spring and cap on the breather.
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383 viewsBusy little hands!
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383 views21 Type 3's lined up and ready to hit the show! Yes, there were that many at the camp ground
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Right side383 viewsThis is the side I started on and passed the harness through the hard cover as recommended by a shop that does the procedure. What a MAJOR pain in the butt! Ideally, it would be best to REMOVE the airbox in order to get enough space to maneuver around; a much bigger task than I cared to do after 3 hours of work involved already! I have long thin fingers and trying to get the bulb in the socket, as well as the gasket into the hard cover, was quite difficult. Anyone with thicker and/or shorter fingers would likely have an even more difficult time as the space is just too cramped around that area.
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Through the hard cover383 viewsJust an FYI: I do NOT recommend this method! PITA if you have any issues. Go through the rubber cover.
Make a template that is 7/8" in diameter and trace with a permanent marker. Or put a nail or screw into the center of the circle and tap it so it leaves a dimple -- that's where you will drill. I used this location because it gave me the most slack in the wiring. The shop that does this recommended not putting the gasket in the center of the hard cover because there wouldn't be enough wiring slack.
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383 viewsPrettier.
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383 viewsStock 20A fuse removed and put in its new home.
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383 viewsThe connectors used to make a single pig-tail extension. These are known as AMP Junior Power Timer connectors (.250" or 250 connectors).
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383 viewsMeh. Fuzzy picture of the mirror out and the plastic (nylon?) upholstery pry bar tool I used to remove the mirror. Came in a $5 kit from Harbor Freight. Since the mirror was cracked I could've used a steel clawed hammer to remove it.
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382 viewsIf you keep taking my picture I'm gonna stick my tongue out!
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382 viewsThe pulley lock mounted and ready for use!
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