Nicely done Ryan! You have been going all out on this car since you bought it. Impressive. Most people take there time to work through these items, well done!
Location: Maple Grove, MN (Minneapolis)
Posts: 1,432
My VIN: 05457
Nicely done Ryan! You have been going all out on this car since you bought it. Impressive. Most people take there time to work through these items, well done!
David Proehl
Location: sacramento
Posts: 1,418
My VIN: 1768
Club(s): (NCDMC) (DCUK)
Sweet, I hope that fix lasts!
Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 637
My VIN: 2567 (Sold)
Thanks guys. I need to balance. I think I am spending way too much time on D.
Yes, I hope it lasts. I am going be very careful when I close windows.
Posts: 237
My VIN: 10110
Club(s): (SEDOC) (DCUK)
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All Spark Plugs were in the condition of #1 except #4, which was more red + white.
Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 637
My VIN: 2567 (Sold)
When I bought my D, PO told me that center vent was broken. While I was trying to fix Craig stereo, I found out that vent was actually turned inside out. Louver bar was broken but was able to fix it with fishing lines. Saved $60!!!.
And I just received this from England. I bought it through Amazon for $2.99. (Cassette was $0.01 and shipping was $2.98 ) This brings back old memories especially listening it through cassette tape deck.
Location: Houston TX
Posts: 601
My VIN: 6313
I added a 3D printed logo to the steering wheel on top of the center pad leather covering. The logo was 'printed' in stainless steel. The object is 3D printed with suspended stainless steel dust particles which gives it the dimpled look. Total cost $45 including shipping. The base is 1mm thick and the letters stand 3mm at the thickest.
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Jeff
#6313 (lic: DMC-EV Texas), 25k miles, 100% leather, touchpad, 100% LED, dimmable LED dash, remote door lock & Elvis mod, all A/C vents in kneepads, wedgectomy, escutcheon velcro fix, GM door chimer, custom arm rest/storage/controls...
Location: WI
Posts: 249
My VIN: 5*9*
Club(s): (DMWC) (DCUK)
Finally finished my front end/suspension restoration!! What a difference before and after...
Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 637
My VIN: 2567 (Sold)
Replaced rear brake pads.
Drained and cleaned out fuel tank - pita.
installed DMC fuel pump combo unit. Looks nice and works well. However, I just cannot close the cover. New pump is too big.
Rewired Craig radio harness and added aux mode. All 4 speakers are working. Hmmmm. Something didn't go right. Now cassette and radio don't work.
Location: St. Louis, MO
Posts: 231
My VIN: 10084
When I installed my combo unit I had the same issue with the cover not closing..start with the bottom screws and work your way out and up. I couldn't get the top screws in but the cover was secure enough and after driving for a few weeks the cover settled down and the top screws dropped right in! Hope that helpsOriginally Posted by Racerx
Replaced rear brake pads.
Drained and cleaned out fuel tank - pita.
installed DMC fuel pump combo unit. Looks nice and works well. However, I just cannot close the cover. New pump is too big.
Rewired Craig radio harness and added aux mode. All 4 speakers are working. Hmmmm. Something didn't go right. Now cassette and radio don't work.
Michael Todd
St. Louis
Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 637
My VIN: 2567 (Sold)
Thanks. I also screwed in bottom three. I'll wait a few weeks and see.
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