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Don't you dare ride this car threw any puddles of water or dirt. Awesome work, a wonderful example of patience, details and positive results.
Well done!
Don't you dare ride this car threw any puddles of water or dirt. Awesome work, a wonderful example of patience, details and positive results.
Well done!
RVZIO
I would not take it out if it was raining Roger but sometimes you get caught out in the rain. Has happened before and will happen again.
things can be cleaned .
i have a long way to go on the underside (rearward of the firewall to be happy with it. Once I have it back together I will probably drop all the rear end and put my coilover setup in.
I is interesting to see the effect that bad or missing grounds (earths) will have on the Corvettes tail light and blinker system. A bad connection at the radiator support or on the rear frame creates interesting outcomes.
I is interesting to see the effect that bad or missing grounds (earths) will have on the Corvettes tail light and blinker system. A bad connection at the radiator support or on the rear frame creates interesting outcomes.
If I didn't know better I'd swear this was Alan71's thread !
I is interesting to see the effect that bad or missing grounds (earths) will have on the Corvettes tail light and blinker system. A bad connection at the radiator support or on the rear frame creates interesting outcomes.
It is isn't it? I was doing the same work not so long ago and the ground on this cars has to be really good for everythig to work properly.
Good work. Do you have any pictures of how the wiring is done for yellow blinkers?