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Intro from an old Assembly Plant guy
What a story. Welcome from KC- Terry Wilkerson
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New member from Cloverdale, CA
What a nice truck! Welcome from KC- Terry Wilkerson
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Hey dudes and dudettes!
Cool looking truck. Welcome from KC- Terry Wilkerson
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New Member, 2 Builds
Got a couple cool projects. Keep us posted. Welcome from KC.- Terry Wilkerson
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Truck rewire.
I agree take a shot at the install. Keep good notes. Write down each circuit as it is completed.- Terry Wilkerson
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- Forum: Electrical & Audio
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350 Running warm
Let's talk about freeze protection of 50/50. Anyone know how low the temp it protects your vehicle?- Terry Wilkerson
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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New guy from Missouri
Might get yourself an infrared temp sensor and take some readings. Near the sending unit and also on the radiator. The sending unit and the guage from the factory had a matched profile resistance to ground. Getting this right now is difficult after parts have been changed out over the life of...- Terry Wilkerson
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- Forum: Introduction
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Thought I was done then the white smoke came
What's a HB pencil?- Terry Wilkerson
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Battery posts corrosion wtf
What causes the + terminal to turn black?- Terry Wilkerson
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- Forum: Garage
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New Here from N.E. California
Nice looking truck! Welcome from KC- Terry Wilkerson
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- Forum: Introduction
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New to the forum
Original is cool but if you don't like it make it you own. Welcome from KC.- Terry Wilkerson
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Multimeters?
For around home I use the fluke T5-1000. Its simple to use. The T5 fluke has auto switching between ac and dc voltage. I also have a UEI G2 Phoenix. The UEI is a bit more complicated. It has a capacitor checker. Handy for checking ac unit capacitors. No problems with either.- Terry Wilkerson
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- Forum: Garage
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Question on Shaved doors and maybe other stuff.
The answer is yes you can use your existing door handles on the inside. I don't think you can use the existing latches. There is some cutting welding, and fabrication needed. I bought the door popper kit separate from the latches. The operating rod may have to be modified.- Terry Wilkerson
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- Forum: Exterior
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Question on Shaved doors and maybe other stuff.
After thinking about it I did have a problem with the system. The #3 button on both fobs for the trunk does not work. I operate the trunk with a wired button inside the gas filler door. I called the supplier and they would not cover it because I had bought over a year ago. Point is don't buy...- Terry Wilkerson
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Question on Shaved doors and maybe other stuff.
Here is some info on the system. It cost 100.00 when I bought it a couple years ago. Second pic is the key fobs. They have a sliding cover to prevent accidental activation while in your pocket or elsewhere. Can't speak to reliability yet as car isn't quite finished, getting close.- Terry Wilkerson
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Question on Shaved doors and maybe other stuff.
I have a 50 ford shoebox chopped and shaved. I installed a bear claw latches with a remote fob. Kit came with 2 fobs. Each fob had 3 buttons on it one for each door and one for the trunk. I also installed a hidden manual release for the driver door ( dead battery ). On the inside I can manually...- Terry Wilkerson
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Anyone in Missouri???
I'm in Olathe Ks. Kansas City area. Welcome from KC.- Terry Wilkerson
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- Forum: Introduction
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