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2023/09/23 14:34:12
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No trumpet tips on the tailpipes.
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2023/09/23 14:34:11
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2023/09/23 14:32:37
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2023/09/20 19:22:33
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It's not much of a difference, but it was enough to get them to hold tightly.
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2023/09/20 19:22:31
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Success!
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2023/09/20 19:22:30
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The red arrow shows the tab that doesn't hold the clip tightly.
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2023/09/20 19:22:28
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A few light taps with a screwdriver and hammer accentuate the tab.
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2023/09/20 19:22:27
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2023/09/19 22:33:58
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This is the first mock-up of the circuit board & switches mounted to a framing bracket purchased from Home Depot. I need to remove the circuit board to make a few revisions; I need to add the delay timer and some pnp transistor to provide more current to the micro relays. This assembly will mount to the floor shifter inside the console so the limit switches will be triggered by the shifter arm.
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2023/09/19 16:45:44
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Laying out the chip locations on a 2"x3" proto-type circuit board.
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2023/09/19 16:45:42
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Breadboarding the circuit to work out the major bugs using a 9v battery.
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2023/09/19 16:45:41
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This is the front firing position. The sub will fire through the backseat cushion. It will sound better firing forward.
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2023/09/18 21:36:11
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I closed out the first mounting hole with a piece of 16ga sheetmetal. I screwed wood blocks to the inside to dampen the resonance of the sheetmetal, but will probably need to apply more sound deadening.
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2023/09/18 21:36:10
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This was my first idea for the sub-woofer; it's facing rearward behind the back seat firing into the trunk. The plywood baffle interferes with the top mechanism in the down position.
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2023/09/18 21:32:05
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2023/09/18 21:32:04
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2023/09/18 21:32:01
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The 4-1/2" gauge size fits behind the stock gauge bezel with a little taken off the back.
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2023/09/04 07:45:41
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2023/09/04 07:45:39
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I used multi-pin connectors called Mate-n-Lok from Amp and reworked the wiring harness behind the dash for a clean install.
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2023/09/04 07:45:38
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I made a mounting plate out of some leftover sheet metal.
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2023/09/04 07:45:36
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2023/08/26 12:34:26
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2023/08/23 17:14:01
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2023/08/23 17:13:22
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2023/08/23 17:12:23
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The base plate is mounted in three places.
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2023/08/23 06:20:10
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This self-tapping screw ties the front of the bas plat to the fender. The little black wire is the ground path for the relay coils in the auxillary fuse block.
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2023/08/23 06:20:09
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This mounting point fits over one of the 5/16" inner fender liner bolts.
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2023/08/23 06:20:07
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2023/08/23 06:20:05
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PUI full set (8-pieces) PN: F242-2.
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2023/08/20 20:47:20
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The biggest issue with the PUI part is the bead profile. The flat bead is correct for the interior sweeps but is no correct for the outside sweeps.
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2023/08/20 20:47:18
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The Steel Rubber/Repops part has the correct round profile for the stainless bead, although its a bit larger.
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2023/08/20 20:47:17
38127
The Steele Rubber/Repop part had a much better shape and the molding better resembled the original part.
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2023/08/20 20:47:16
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This is the Steele Rubber/Repops.com quarter sweep; Steel Rubber PN: 80-539-57, Repops PN: OH-166A.
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2023/08/20 20:47:14
38127
The PUI sweeps were also missing the plastic tabs on the ends.
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2023/08/20 20:47:13
38127
This is the quarter sweep from the PUI kit. The shape is not even close to the stock part.
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2023/08/20 20:47:12
38127
Here is a close up pic of the quarter sweeps I received from Oldsmobilejim.
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2023/08/20 20:47:11
38127
The quarter sweeps from Oldsmobilejim had the correct shape and included the plastic tabs on the ends.
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2023/08/20 20:47:09
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2023/08/20 20:47:08
38127
The door sweeps I purchased from CO member Oldsmobilejim were too short.
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2023/08/20 20:47:06
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