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Got a rather large specimen 2" I think laying around here somewhere ifn you're interested

dfoyl wrote: Most of the L-series clocks can be fixed by resoldering the resistor on the back of the unit - it becomes a dry joint due to heat. I fixed the clock on the L-series I had in about 10 minutes...

Dean.

Can vouch for this, checked mine, 2 minutes work and I now have a working dash clock:D

20 cents for school lunch bought a pie, bottle of fanta (never was a coke fan until I discovered Bundy) and 5cents worth of mixed lollies and what a bag it was and petrol around that time was 30 or 40 cents a gallon no metrics back then of course wages were about $40 a week for a tradesman

Try the "cringe" Ozito stuff from Bunnings

Never had any trouble with helicoil, drill out, tap and screw in the replacement using a really good thread locking compound....locktite something something

Need one of these, anyone have one PM me price and particulars
Cheers
Bert

I'm trying to install some extra interior lights in the back of my L, but the switch in the tailgate catch seems to work backwards - switch is open when the tailgate is open. 1. Is that normal? 2. Ideas on how to make my extra boot lights work? Hoping to avoid running wires all the way to the dome ...

Oh and it could be a jetting problem or emulsion tubes

That's the one!!!!

Used to have a link for tuning webers but after the box of tricks died lost it, google should be able to point you in a generally right direction

As for the Amps guage - I thought it couldn't be set in parallel as it would allow current to flow through a bypass around the amps guage and not give an accurate reading. I've got one in my subi but its yet to be hooked up as I'm still trying to work it out. I think I'll wire it between the altern...

Amp meter doesn't need to go in the main charging circuit per se, just hook up in parallell, so if the meter dies no problems with the rest of the electrics, though working out the shunts can be a bit of a pain

a/c doesn't do the fuel consumption a lot of good either, makes a good engine brake tho

Greetings from Tassie
Purchased one of the little beasties today, 1989 DL....I think.:D