I have the solid state IVR and the temp gauge is working now but takes a long time to warm up (according to the gauge). The fuel gauge goes full when I ground the wire, but does not move at all when connected. When I get most of the gasoline used up in the tank, I might pull out the...
The center section was much easier with large slots ready to access the four threaded studs. I used some circular rubber discs on the studs to seal the holes (see photo post #326). I tried not to over-tighten anything. The factory center rubbery gasket against the window is not in the best of...
I used some thin foil with adhesive backing to cover the open spaces under the pair of side pieces for the outside rear window (photos #1 & #2).
I could not see myself trying to remove the plastic corner pieces with the two upper screws tucked under the gasket for the glass. So to install the...
Update: Preparing to install exterior rear window chrome mouldings. Since interior pieces are already in place, it looks to be a challenge. Although the two small pieces that attach directly to the trunk hinges look identical to me, I noticed they are marked right and left and have different...
The holes I marked and drilled to secure the custom stainless steel glove box liner were a little off, but I was able to start all of the screws. No lock feature on this version of glove box door, just opens and closes and has a "cut-out" that would fit a small glass or cup.
The Formula "S" badges still retained their small factory rubber seals so I re-used 'em. At the very bottom of the badge is a very small gap (must be due to the natural curve in the front fender). Those cap nuts take a 7/16" tool, while the cap nuts in previous badges installed in above update...
Update: Installing some logo callouts today. First tried installing the fender "Barracuda" logo using some fiber washers as cushions, but they turned out to be too thick (photo #1). The holes were too small due to the repaint so I used a sheet metal screw to open them up (photo #2). Decided to...
I have Purple Hornies glass packs an my '72 Satellite. Sound mean under acceleration even with a stock 318. Photo is the day it was painted here in Mexico (acrylic enamel).