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This is the backview of the clusters |
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Blower motor adapter plate. |
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hood from 1965 544 on Keith W. 444 project |
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Heater Controls in My grey market 245 Turbo |
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Not sure if the black wire goes to "A" or "B" |
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Here is the speedo circuit board with new capacitors installed |
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This is what it looks like when the speedo circuit board is separated from the mechanical part. There is a detailed procedure for the speedo repair in the FAQs 700/900 |
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Here is the circuit board from the speedo showing six new electrolytic capacitors |
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Note how the rear glide is askew compared to the front glide. |
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Camshaft with seal removed |
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Here I am using a channel lock to squeeze the spring on the timing belt tensioner so that I can insert a nail in the little hole to release the tension from the belt |
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Here is a pic of the timing belt tensioner. Note the nail that was inserted in the little hole to hold the spring back to facilitate belt removal and installation. The bolt that secures this should be torqued to 37 ft/lbs after reinstallation |
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This is the cam seal after removal showing the dry wall screws that I used. I used my fingers in this case evn though you could try pliers |
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To remove the cam seal I used two DRY WALL screws. I tapped them in with a hammer just enough so I could use a screw driver to get them in further. You dont have to go in a lot just so you can hold them and pull the seal out. To give you an idea the tip of the screws were not protruding out of the other side. |
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