What's the best off the shelf application for 8m silicone plug and distributor wires for the U20 engine? Is there an off the shelf kit available with 8mm silicone (or better) wire, terminators, boots
Simon, This is normal for my car, but if you find an answer, let me know.... Seriously, I have had this problem for about two years and can't trace it. I suspect it is internal cross-talk or groundin
FWIW, that didn't do it for my gauges. I was getting the pulsed 7V average output, but reversing the regulator leads turned it from a "rise-to-1/4-then-fall" gauge to "no indication at all" gauge. -
Absolutely! And it was the associated mechanical complexity (thousands of wearing, precision machined parts and seals) and maintenance intensity (multiple of man-hours per flight hour) of the Turbo C
I've BTDT, sorta. I found the hot (cool, actually) set up to be a 14" SPAL thinline electric fan (2.05"). This size SPAL fits inside the shroud and does a terrific job of cooling on my '68 2000 Sole
Porterfield R4S rears, Nissan "green stuff" fronts. Seems (i.e. no data, just seat feel) to give a little better rear-to-front balance; a bit more rear. I haven't looked, but I suspect that Teflon fl
Just wanted to follow-up this earlier posting re: Optima batteries. Since we also have a Honda CRV that uses the type 51R 500 CCA battery, I thought I would try out an Optima yellow-top battery in th
As you've described it, the "ring" is the steel insert wearing surface pressed into the Aluminum finned ("Alfin") drums. You could try to paint the edge, but you don't want any bleed over on the wea
We have an '05 Honda CR-V (2.4L L4). Honda recommends a "heavy duty" (i.e. New Yawk City, short distance, start-stop) oil change interval of 5K. I'm just staying with the Honda recommended 5W20 dino
Make that 6 cents (your two, Peter's two, plus mine). Stan's brace makes a definite improvement to a known weak area on an otherwise strong stock braking system on these cars. - Bob Mann, '68 2000 So
Firewall flex caused by repeated brake application eventually results in fatigue cracking. Whether or not the firewall is cracked, the brace reinforces and strengthens the load path. Yes, it results
New twist on an earlier poster's question... I have a '68, on which during the most recent change of inspection stickers, the guy doing the job managed to slice the dash cover through to the expanded