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I seem to remember having to use either a 5.5 mm or 6 mm wrench on parts house bleeders. Reset calipers to metric and re measure BTW Max Hope to be able to park next to you again at this years mopar alley show. Luke

Like said above keep the inside warmer than the outside. Either a heater or if you have alot of lights leave them on. same thing as a gun safe dehumidifier its just a rod that heats up the space enough prevent condensation.

Okay Dell I just got another one that was sold as "working" It does not work either. I opened it up to see what was going on and I found this. On the first timing light in question when hooked up to 12 volts I can feel the vibrator clicking on and off as I squeeze the trigger but the bulb does...

I'll take it apart tomorrow and show the "Guts"

Anyways I couldn't help myself being the tool hoarder I am. I have always wanted one of these lights and this one looked to be in great shape with the box. 10 bucks. It does not work. I put a steel probe through the number one spark plug boot to hook up the sensor wire. When I pull the trigger...

Where's the tool boxes and the empty beer cans at ?? Compressor and welding machine ??

No need to do any special purge to save wire. Hook op the bottle pull the trigger the most wire you are gonna lose is about an inch or so. 10 to 15 psi works great. Gas shielded welding is intended to be done in a somewhat controlled environment. not outside in the wind. also too much pressure...

A can of pork and beans and a can of copenhagen in case it takes longer to fix than you think. LOL

I guess I will fab a tool then. pvc looks to be the most workable. Luke

Looks like the one that I have. my seal has a rubber lip that sticks out like a snout. Unless I'm missing something that snout will get beat up when I drive it in ?

Putting new rotors on my 69 barracuda. Anyways it has the bbp disc conversion done on it and I have never seen inner seals like the ones used here. I have a normal set of race and seal drivers but they are flat. Is there a special driver for these seals. tried tapping it in from side to side but...