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Thanks everyone I disconnected the battery today then I forgot and of course it's fine.
Does anyone have any welding advice for body work? I have a stick welder and 1/16" and 3/32" 6013. Today was a shit show. Trying to ride the fine line between burning through and bad welds was not easy...
I've never welded on my renix before. I'm going to weld in some steel plates to fix the passenger floor pan. I'll ground on the seat bolt probably. Should I disconnect the battery or something?
The distributor, wires and plugs are all brand new.
It may run a tiny bit "smoother" set at the trailing edge, but towards the middle it starts in about 3 cranks vs. 6 and definitely has better throttle response.
So it could be a sensor issue? I have bosch 746 injectors would that change...
I noticed my jeep starts faster and has more throttle response with the rotor indexed closer to the middle of the post instead of the trailing edge. Is this the same thing as advancing the timing like a high altitude cps would do?
What would the problem be with my old evaporator corrosion? It has been behind the expansion valve those 10 years.. Can I pull a vac on it and save the $100?
Thanks I might do ok not much rust here. I heard about the compressor bolts years ago but mine came right off.
Thanks RCP I'll use 134a parts.
Nice, I am cheap so a $30 JY compressor is pretty appealing to me. Even if I just get the bracket the parts are cheaper for the ~96 systems.
I...
That sounds like the cheapest way to go. Can anyone confirm a 96 compressor and bracket will work?
The evaporator core has been uncapped for 10 years. Do I need a new one?
I like the idea of using 96 salvage parts. Wish I didn't throw the original stuff away.
I thought people use...