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LazyK

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  1. LazyK's post in Wiring questions was marked as the answer   
    Knobs are held on with set screws. Yes standard bullet connectors
  2. LazyK's post in Question on small (taillight, interior, etc.) bulbs was marked as the answer   
    Simple answer lamps(bulbs) are voltage specific. A 12volt lamp will have a different number. 
  3. LazyK's post in Turn Ignition Key Clockwise or Counterclockwise was marked as the answer   
    It's wired incorrectly. 
  4. LazyK's post in Club coupe rear seat bracket was marked as the answer   
    seat bottom is held in by the seat back and the two tabs on the pan. 
  5. LazyK's post in Headlight bucket grommet was marked as the answer   
    40 plus years in the electrical distribution industry.
    There is no difference in the wire it self.  Both are manufactured to AWG standards. The difference would be in the anealing of the copper and the number of individual strands in the conductor. The portable cord will have more strands and be softer(more flexible) than standard automotive wire. The insulation will also be a rubber compound material.
    In short 14 gauge wire will carry the same current regardless if it is portable cord, automotive, or building wire.
  6. LazyK's post in Seat springs was marked as the answer   
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