Location: Novi, MI
Posts: 446
My VIN: 4665
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I adjusted the valves on the easy side. They were only out about two thou on four valves. Not sure if that makes much differnce. Anyways, I thought I would clean my air cleaner. Holy cow!
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Not sure if you can see the dirt around on the cement, so I scooped it up. The dust pan was clean before I got this.
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Did I mention I live on a dirt road? It?s only a mile to the pavement.
Posts: 511
Wow,
I also live on a graveled road, about a mile and a half till I get to the asphalt county road. I better check this.
Thanks, Ron
Got caught up on building inventory. So thinking about what to do with my time. Decided to finally LED my binnacle. Quite an effort pulling it now that I'm 74 years old but I got it out. I did pull the drivers seat out so I could get in and out from under the dash.
I placed an order with SuperBright.com
Will let you know if the LEDs I chose work good or if I decide to try another type. I will test all the LEDs working before I put the binnacle back. I also have a new flex board but it looks like my original which I fixed 20 years ago still looks good.
Dave, FWIW these worked out really well for my binnacle. Not too bright and 360 coverage.
https://a.co/d/0hbtIsa0
~LXA~
Dunmurry | Stuttgart | Leipzig | Munich | Tochigi | Fremont | Bratislava | Sindelfingen | Kansas City | Oakville | Coventry
Location: Cookeville, TN
Posts: 443
My VIN: 628
Club(s): (SEDOC) (DCUK)
Dave, I've got a PDF guide regarding the Super Bright LED lights. Here you go!
https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/b55...=1790606085691
It looks like the binnacle lights would not need the wire clipped from the LEDs. My lamp caps would not cause a short with the wire on both sides. I think only the push button switches on the AC panel require that modification. I have not received my LEDs yet so still not proven.
Location: Rowley, MA
Posts: 14
My VIN: 1970
For what it's worth, I found that putting LEDs in for the headlights and high beams was the wrong move. The headlight indicator was just annoying, and the high beam was actually so distracting that it almost defeated the purpose of turning the high beams on! This was using bulbs from DGo, which I imagine aren't as bright as the SBLs. Everyone has their preference, but I would recommend trying them at night before fully mounting the binnacle again. LEDs everywhere else is great, though!