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By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
Cool 👍 those dim dash lights will be caused by the dimmer coil in the head light switch , when you turn the head light switch knob it is a rheostat 👍 it might need a clean up -
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It is a windshield washer reservoir. 64 kiwi -
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By 63grandprix · Posted
Thank you Fitzy, Everything is working now, the only thing I noticed is that the instrument lights are very dim, I dont want to start with the wires just yet... maybe in the future. -
By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
Ron , what’s the tank on the passenger side fire wall ? Is it a catch can ?
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