2 places I used amber lights, but one was a flash on off (Airport no rotating beams) and roadworks rotating beams, and on both, once of the public highway you have to turn them off, I worked on film also on props and SFX and drove "Police cars"...
Because of the power steering change and the positioning of the pump etc, I have had to move the battery under the pax seat, and rewire/reroute the cables, also change the filter, I think it looks not too bad, and you wouldn't know.... unless you...
Yeah but only IF his request was genuine.
I mean if he was genuine and wanted help then realised it was a stupid question, you would laugh, admit you're a fool and give some more info,
would you not?
If you are a chancer looking for a quick sale...
What A PITA this is, this is how much I did so far, and I'm not going to do it all in a day, I will do it over a week, I recommend don't do it It driving me mad, It looks a bit untidy because of the wax cotton thread, but I will clean that up...
Did the back and decided not to lacquer it, don't see the point, it's acrylic gloss, next job is to put the leather cover on with the fancy stitching, see how I manage that, bet I make a pig's ear out of it!
Continuing with the steering wheel, filled the hair like cracks, spray filler/primer sand down again.... and again, Ordered black gloss and lacquer from amazon, going to spray it again 2morrow, fingers X these things are starting to cost a LOT of...
LT77 knob, there should be an insert that presses into the knob ... a star ring insert.
For the defenders it's something like this ...
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Don't ask how much, but I got this for her.... I ordered a round one for a series 2, BUT they sent me a round one for a series 3 (It had NO thread in it) I don't know If I should return it or not? I can always put some Araldite in the hole, but I...
Starting on my steering wheel now, took the old cover off and threw it away, got a new leather one and going to stitch it on, but after I prime it, rub it down, fill the cracks in, and prime it again, put some black gloss on and then cover it again
So the solid green one is a switched and fused live, usually feeding something like a brake light switch or a wiper motor switch. I’ve seen green/yellow used for either the heater motor or the oil pressure switch in some wiring looms. Good luck...
IT’s looking great. I’m just finishing my S3 rebuild. A 1971 now with a 200tdi and a galv chassis and bulkhead. It’s taken me a year of working evenings and weekends. Electrics took ages because I added several relays to reduce the load on all...