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0 2023/07/07 14:29:55 KYWes
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0 2023/07/07 14:29:46 KYWes
0 2023/07/07 14:29:41 KYWes
The t-block for the left and right hard lines and the main supply line. I drilled a 5/16" hole in the center bracing.
The t-block for the left and right hard lines and the main supply line. I drilled a 5/16" hole in the center bracing.
0 2021/07/08 16:57:32 KYWes
The passenger side brake brace. The Driver's side is similar.
The passenger side brake brace. The Driver's side is similar.
0 2021/07/08 16:57:30 KYWes
The top torque arm bolts
The top torque arm bolts
0 2021/07/08 16:57:28 KYWes
The bottom torque arm bolts.
The bottom torque arm bolts.
0 2021/07/08 16:57:26 KYWes
I found this vent tube at Grainger.com It is part number 1U570 and they called it Protected vent 1/4. height 1.19. It screwed right into the hole provided by Moser Engineering.
I found this vent tube at Grainger.com It is part number 1U570 and they called it Protected vent 1/4. height 1.19. It screwed right into the hole provided by Moser Engineering.
0 2021/07/08 16:57:24 KYWes
Same procedure as driver's side.
Same procedure as driver's side.
0 2021/07/08 16:57:22 KYWes
Driver's side sway bar mount. I got 2" square 1/8" thick steel square stock. Cut to 4-1/2", drilled 5/16th" holes on the centerline with hole center 23mm from one end then 3" on center for the other hole. Bolted with 3-1/2" 5/16-18 bolts (3" would have been enough).
Driver's side sway bar mount. I got 2" square 1/8" thick steel square stock. Cut to 4-1/2", drilled 5/16th" holes on the centerline with hole center 23mm from one end then 3" on center for the other hole. Bolted with 3-1/2" 5/16-18 bolts (3" would have been enough).
0 2021/07/08 16:57:20 KYWes
On the left is a 22 gauge wire assortment I purchased from Amazon. On the right is a heat shrink tubing assortment I purchased from Home Depot. Individual heat shrink tubing sizes are also available in smaller quantities in various sizes.
On the left is a 22 gauge wire assortment I purchased from Amazon. On the right is a heat shrink tubing assortment I purchased from Home Depot. Individual heat shrink tubing sizes are also available in smaller quantities in various sizes.
0 2021/03/16 03:19:06 KYWes
0 2021/03/16 03:15:20 KYWes
The sensor installed in the sensor mount. This mount goes into the top of the rear end housing.
The sensor installed in the sensor mount. This mount goes into the top of the rear end housing.
0 2021/03/16 03:11:09 KYWes
Typical resistance reading across the two wires.
Typical resistance reading across the two wires.
0 2021/03/16 03:01:12 KYWes
what should be seen checking from each wire to the case. This is an open or infinite resistance reading.
what should be seen checking from each wire to the case. This is an open or infinite resistance reading.
0 2021/03/16 03:01:09 KYWes
The next morning I covered both wires with a 1/4" heat shrink tubing and shrunk that. I then stripped the insulation off the remaining ends.
The next morning I covered both wires with a 1/4" heat shrink tubing and shrunk that. I then stripped the insulation off the remaining ends.
0 2021/03/16 02:54:52 KYWes
0 2021/03/16 02:54:50 KYWes
After stripping the insulation off, I twisted the stranded wires, and tinned them (applied solder to the wires)
After stripping the insulation off, I twisted the stranded wires, and tinned them (applied solder to the wires)
0 2021/03/16 02:48:04 KYWes
Then I slid 1/8" heat shrink over the connection and shrunk the tubing with my butane torch. A match can be used or a heat gun. Finally I applied epoxy to the wires for strength and stability. I let the epoxy cure over night but you may not need to.
Then I slid 1/8" heat shrink over the connection and shrunk the tubing with my butane torch. A match can be used or a heat gun. Finally I applied epoxy to the wires for strength and stability. I let the epoxy cure over night but you may not need to.
0 2021/03/16 02:48:03 KYWes
I then twisted my 22 gauge extension wires on (white to white, black to black) Alternatively, hod onto the wires that came with your sensor that you previously connected to the existing wiring under the car.
I then twisted my 22 gauge extension wires on (white to white, black to black) Alternatively, hod onto the wires that came with your sensor that you previously connected to the existing wiring under the car.
0 2021/03/16 02:48:01 KYWes
Chipped away epoxy.
Chipped away epoxy.
0 2021/03/16 02:42:43 KYWes
Housing cut through full circle 5mm or 5 threads down from the wire end.
Housing cut through full circle 5mm or 5 threads down from the wire end.
0 2021/03/16 02:38:53 KYWes
Needle nose pliers, jewelers screwdriver, miniature butane torch, small gauge wire strippers.
Needle nose pliers, jewelers screwdriver, miniature butane torch, small gauge wire strippers.
0 2021/03/16 02:32:25 KYWes
1/4" heat shrink, soldering iron, solder
1/4" heat shrink, soldering iron, solder
0 2021/03/16 02:32:22 KYWes
Hammer, jewelers screwdriver
Hammer, jewelers screwdriver
0 2021/03/16 02:32:20 KYWes
Sensor with wires broken off.
Sensor with wires broken off.
0 2021/03/16 02:29:30 KYWes
Strange Engineering 3 Channel ABS rear end sensor.
Strange Engineering 3 Channel ABS rear end sensor.
0 2021/03/16 02:27:47 KYWes
0 2021/02/11 08:11:31 KYWes
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0 2020/04/05 08:20:14 KYWes
0 2018/07/29 20:08:01 KYWes
Fender washer have a small inner hole but are larger in diameter than regular washers.
Fender washer have a small inner hole but are larger in diameter than regular washers.
0 2018/06/09 06:56:25 KYWes
I used fender washer to mount the subwoofer so as to spread the out the mounting pressure on the plastic.
I used fender washer to mount the subwoofer so as to spread the out the mounting pressure on the plastic.
0 2018/06/09 06:56:24 KYWes
Here is the upper back seat removed from my car. The vinyl/carpet cover is one piece. Once you remove the latching hardware from the seat,
Here is the upper back seat removed from my car. The vinyl/carpet cover is one piece. Once you remove the latching hardware from the seat,
0 2018/06/09 06:56:12 KYWes
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