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[Lough Shore Man]

My Co-Driver's Wife was diagnosed with cancer , so I cancelled the trip. The though of me having a great time drinking wine , eating cheese and driving my Delorean around Italy with out him was not on... Good news , things are looking better this time around , cancer has not come back . Put's into prospective the name of my video blog. Do that trip NOW guys as you may not have the gas in your tank to do it tomorrow.. P.S sorry about the video sound quality . Regards Tom

[Max]

My Co-Driver's Wife was diagnosed with cancer , so I cancelled the trip. The though of me having a great time drinking wine , eating cheese and driving my Delorean around Italy with out him was not on... Good news , things are looking better this time around , cancer has not come back . Put's into prospective the name of my video blog. Do that trip NOW guys as you may not have the gas in your tank to do it tomorrow.. P.S sorry about the video sound quality . Regards Tom

Sorry to hear that Tom, glad to hear things are looking better though. If you make it out there I'll keep an eye out for your videos!

[andyd]

....if Toby TABs are any indication, prices will skyrocket....

Hi guys, sorry, off topic but for info, I note that the legendary Dunmurry Motor Company now has


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Andy

[mike123]

my preference would be to hard-wire (i.e. solder) the connections rather than using the "vampire" clips supplied.

If a car already had an installation with the "vampire" (or "T-tap" I think they are called) clips, is it as simple as cutting off the spade and T-tap and soldering that wire around the straight piece of wire where the jacket was snipped by the T-tap?
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[Ron]

Yes, as long as you insulate the joint afterwards...

[mike123]

Yes, as long as you insulate the joint afterwards...

Perfect, thank you! And yes, for the insulation, I will look for a clever trick someone has posted a video or diagram about.

[Riley88]

Another thing that I should mention is you can drop the old heavy solenoids and replace them with the same linear actuators...making the door much much lighter and maybe, just maybe making the adjustment necessary in the opposite direction.

This is 100% correct. Ditching thsoe old selenoids drops like over 10 lbs easy alone