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What I learned in "school" today
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Marvin Gruber
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A TR3 is a walk in the park. Try a XKE Jag and it has a drop down center panel to access the harness.
Marv
A TR3 is a walk in the park. Try a XKE Jag and it has a drop down center panel to access the harness.
Marv
Geo Hahn
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When I did the TR3A I made a full size cardboard mock-up of the dash and then wired it -- made it easy to do a neat job and then transfer all connections to the real thing. Of course, the main reason I did this was that the car (and dash) were at the body shop for more than a year. Taught me some patience though and the results were good.
Am now doing an E-Type and that drop-down center panel is great -- though I also removed the top dash pad (4 nuts) for total access. More complicated to be sure but made to be serviced by people with normal sized hands and fingers.
Am now doing an E-Type and that drop-down center panel is great -- though I also removed the top dash pad (4 nuts) for total access. More complicated to be sure but made to be serviced by people with normal sized hands and fingers.
