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328 viewsOutside of OEM pressure plate, looking at the spring perches. See the light coming through? All but one of them had worn through.
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327 viewsClose-up comparison of the incandescent bulb (left) and the LED replacement (right).
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326 viewsCar seat anchored in with the shoulder belt and a seat belt locking clip.
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326 viewsWith the window down our lovely model can just reach past the window channel.
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326 viewsHow the wire will be placed in the connector.
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325 viewsClose-up of the belt locking clip. The seat belt tongue just clears the steel bar of the car seat. Notice how far down the car seat is in the 914 seat. The seat belt locking clip holds the car seat down so it won't tip during tight corners!
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325 viewsSolution: 1/8" cork gasket with a 1/16" stainless-steel washer under each mounting ear. This is a spacer, not really a gasket. The gasket material is used to hold the washers (well, along with some Gas-A-Cinch) and help prevent the mounting ears from getting torque stress during starting.
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Pack of Panteras325 views
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325 viewsUpper sleeping area inside pop-top has room for two adults as well!
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325 viewsLocation where I placed the left side electronics. Attached by using the supplied double-sided tape (strong stuff!).
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324 viewsIn the shade.
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323 viewsAnother shot.
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Through the hard cover323 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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