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B1B Keven

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  1. B1B Keven
    Welcome back Bud!!! I'll be starting a new project myself.
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    Nobody is reproducing them at this time. Contact member Townwagon, he may have a set.
  3. B1B Keven
    What happened to John Nida's web page?
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    http://www.ebay.com/itm/WIPER-and-other-Accessory-VOLTAGE-DROP-12-volt-to-6-volt/260805627953?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649 Remember to wire the amp gauge backwards from original. I doesn't care how much voltage it reads. Drop the voltage to the fuel gauge or you'll burn it up. Also, wire it backwards. Just too much work converting to 12.
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    $350 to re-arch a pair doesn't sound too bad. But, then, I used to live in Sac.
  6. B1B Keven
    Cool, Curious to see what they say. I used them in the early '90's.
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    You're welcome. Did you happen to talk with them?
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    http://sacspring.com/ Even had replacement shackles in stock.
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    I still have the temp gauge you gave me. You haven't responded to my PM's. It's rebuilt and works great! Keven
  11. B1B Keven
    The tax man taketh but doesn't giveth enough back. We cant make it this year.
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    http://www.ebay.com/itm/1951-Dodge-Truck-Sun-Visor-Pivot-and-rod-PN-1279153LH-19521953-1954-1955-1968-/182482527918?hash=item2a7cce66ae:g:HngAAOSwol5YwMwM&vxp=mtr
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    Welcome Greg! How about some pics of the '48 Dodge too?
  14. B1B Keven
    Powered by a Dodge flathead also. And they use the '48-'50 gauge cluster.
  15. B1B Keven
    Just got a pic of one. They are the same as the '48-'50 B series truck with a slightly different face.
  16. B1B Keven
    ??? Might help???
  17. B1B Keven
    LMP H6006 Headlight Bulb - High & Low Beam (Halogen) Bad dimmer switch. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/ECHDS108
  18. B1B Keven
    Welcome! http://www.edgyspeedshop.com/products.html
  19. B1B Keven
    Excellent write-up! Thanks for taking the time to post this with the pics!
  20. B1B Keven
    Thanks! Thanks. Between you and Brent, I might have to get another one. Ya, I was really surprised how well the camera did.
  21. B1B Keven
    You're welcome. Let me know if I need to clarify some steps.
  22. B1B Keven
    Once done, put some reverse turns/twists in the protective wrap and let it unwind into the short piece you soldered on the gauge.
  23. B1B Keven
    With the bulb still in it's ice bath take the gauge over to a pot of boiling water. Unroll the coils made by using your hand and at the same time, put your nose near your solder joints and drop the bulb into boiling water. IF YOU SMELL ETHER GAS, REMOVE FROM HEAT, PUT THE BULB BACK IN THE ICE BATH AND CHECK YOUR SOLDER JOINTS. You'll probably get one more shot at the repair before you've lost too much ether. If you don't smell gas, CONGRATULATIONS!! Adjust the gauge as needed so it reads both zero (out of the ice bath) and slightly more than 212 degrees ( in boiling water).
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    Slide the exposed tube down the inside of the 3/32nd tube to check length (shorten if necessary). TAKE A DEEP BREATH AND RELAX. Take a pair of scissors and cut the small tube. Quickly insert it down the 3/32nd tube and solder.
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    Add a small amount of protective wrap to the tube in the gauge.
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