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I have the OEM Workshop Manual and just realized it doesn't have the section 36-75 that covers Air Conditioning testing. My AC need to be fixed and I need this section. See if this has what you need. It's a single file with multiple images. Section 75 is the last 8. I don't have any program that le...

Don't delete his communications where he admits he has possession. Talk to a lawyer to find out rights in your state/locality and legal options. The threat of court might provoke a response, but don't hold your breath.

Pull the last two rows of relays, pull the fuse holder(s) up in front, then towards the front of the car, and it will come out of the box. You have a little slack to get underneath it, but not much. Here's what loose connectors can do. This same car melted the rear window defog switch, so I had to w...

FocusSVT wrote:
That sounds extremely doable! Do you sell the flat tops yourself, or is there a vendor somewhere? I have casually looked, but haven't seen anything.

I believe you're looking for the 2.8 pistons.

Semi-good news: the fitting is a Schrader valve, so you won't have to recharge the system.

How's the guibo?

For those who haven't seen it, Tim Bevan is buying the domain, continuing the group, and donations are being accepted.

and the fun has just begun with the recent Supreme Court ruling, loosening up contribution rules even more.

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Well, use this particular connector only in the factory location. I didn't show a 'regular' connector, whose ID is bigger than the restricted one.

The vacuum restrictor is just a fitting in the hose that restricts air flow. It's maybe a sixteenth or thirty-second of an inch hole. That's JUST what we need - a tiny hole in the hose! And it's symbolized by a big box in the diagram! Who designs these things? Car doesn't run well, check for vac le...

Not sure if I'll make it to Carlisle. Workin' on it...

The vacuum restrictor is just a fitting in the hose that restricts air flow. It's maybe a sixteenth or thirty-second of an inch hole.

If you're not sure about hose routing, there's a diagram on the underside of the hood.