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We had those in the 79 Burb since it had the vinyl high top buckets and no AC. They do help some as the air can circulate under you. One... -
texasmike replied to the thread Wood bead seat cover.I'll keep you posted on how I like mine when I get it installed and secured.
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wow - what a cool question, I remember those and hadn't thought about them for ages! Maybe we should have an "8 track repair and...
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Remember when round wood bead seat covers were the craze back in the 70's? I started thinking about them and wondered if they could work...
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@EvilGenius You sound like someone that has very little experience but has a hard-on to make a weak point that helps no one. I never...
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SIDE NOTE: On the 71 I had out on the coast, I started having power issues and isolated it to the fuse box. All the terminals that held...
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For future reference, if you ever have the guage cluster out, you can see right down on the bus bar ground then. My guess Is by the...
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texasmike replied to the thread Bus Bar Ground.I don't know if anyone is following this thread but here is my latest report. I was getting 12v at the power lock switch plug but when I...
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texasmike replied to the thread Bus Bar Ground.That's a really neat device.
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Mine was all messed up from the PO playing amateur electrician along with a lot of the dash harness behind the gauge cluster. I replaced...
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When you get to the buss bar, remove it, clean the back of it and the area where it was attached. One less major ground to worry about.
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texasmike replied to the thread Bus Bar Ground.Thanks again Glen, I will take another look. I will also try to examine the wires where they pass from the door to the cab. I don't hear...
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should be under the dash above the kick panel above the e brake. you will have to get upside down to look up under there with a light...
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Does anyone know where the bus bar ground for the door panel switches is located? I was hoping that it was behind the drivers side kick...
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After re-reading this.... you don't have a fuse in there. The metal "fuse" is a self resetting circuit breaker. I would go buy a new one...
