Paul,
When you said aftermarket "puller" what did you mean? Last summer the 79B
was overheating and I determined (with the help of the list, of course) that
the fan blades were running backwards so I turned them around. It still
overheats
Does a "puller" mean it is supposed to run in the opposite direction (and
therefore I need to turn them back around) and were these "pullers" standard
in 79?
Monte
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Root" <proot@iaces.com>
To: <mgs@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2003 11:36 AM
Subject: Miata seats
> I just got back from looking at a set of seats in a '91
> Miata, leather with speakers. That the guy will sell for
> cheap. They need a bit of hide food or oiling, and has
> one tear along a seam. My seamstress is pretty confident
> that she can fix it after taking the hide off the chair.
>
> So my question is, what all has to happen to drop a Miata
> seat into the 'B (77 if it makes a difference)? I assume
> that at least the fronts will bolt into front holes.
>
> So the B was overheating one the wasy back. And I find that
> the fan (aftermarket puller) isn't running. By-pass the
> thermo-switch and it comes right up. I guess I got some
> trouble shooting to do.
>
> Paul.
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