Pacific Western Design 53/54 Chevrolet Wiper System is designed to install in cars which are modified to use a 12- volt negative ground electrical system only and is not available for 6-volt(original)cars.
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Monday, January 3, 2011
1953/54 Chevrolet RainGear Wiper System Installation Instructions
3:20 AM by onesecond
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Labels: 54 chevrolet, ashtray, Chevrolet, control cable, electrical system, electrical wiring, glove box, hex nuts, original cars, pivot shafts, radio speaker, radio support, raingear, spool assembly, stock radio, studs, support bracket, vacuum motor, wiper arms, wiper motor
Labels: 54 chevrolet, ashtray, Chevrolet, control cable, electrical system, electrical wiring, glove box, hex nuts, original cars, pivot shafts, radio speaker, radio support, raingear, spool assembly, stock radio, studs, support bracket, vacuum motor, wiper arms, wiper motor
Sunday, November 14, 2010
2005-06 HONDA CRV Grill/ Brush Guard Part #6049
1:39 AM by onesecond
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Labels: bolt, brackets, brush guard, cross member, fasteners, frame rail, hex bolts, hex nuts, holes, Honda, honda crv, illustration, inner edge, screw, screws, slots, support bracket, tapping, utility knife, wit
Labels: bolt, brackets, brush guard, cross member, fasteners, frame rail, hex bolts, hex nuts, holes, Honda, honda crv, illustration, inner edge, screw, screws, slots, support bracket, tapping, utility knife, wit
Procedure installing the Grill to Honda CRV
1. Remove the plastic rivets securing the plastic guard located underneath the vehicle in order to install the front bar.
2. Start with the passenger side assembly, postion one of the 7/16 nut plates behind the cross member opening and align the 7/16 nut plate wit the two matching holes in the frame rail. Fasten the frame brackets to the bottom cross member as shown in the illustration using the 7/16 x 1 ¼ hex bolts, 7/16 washers, 5/16 self tapping bolt and 5/16 washers. Note: Do not over tighten 5/16 x 1 self tapping bolt as it might strip threads.
1. Remove the plastic rivets securing the plastic guard located underneath the vehicle in order to install the front bar.
2. Start with the passenger side assembly, postion one of the 7/16 nut plates behind the cross member opening and align the 7/16 nut plate wit the two matching holes in the frame rail. Fasten the frame brackets to the bottom cross member as shown in the illustration using the 7/16 x 1 ¼ hex bolts, 7/16 washers, 5/16 self tapping bolt and 5/16 washers. Note: Do not over tighten 5/16 x 1 self tapping bolt as it might strip threads.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Chevy Big Block Long Water Pump Power Steering Bracket Installation
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Labels: assembly instructions, boss, castings, Chevrolet, chevy big block, chevy small block, hhcs, PDF Download, photos, power steering pump, pumps, spacer, spacers, stud, support bracket, support brackets, variations, water pump
Labels: assembly instructions, boss, castings, Chevrolet, chevy big block, chevy small block, hhcs, PDF Download, photos, power steering pump, pumps, spacer, spacers, stud, support bracket, support brackets, variations, water pump
Assembly Instructions (photos show Chevy small block kit but assembly is the same for big block)
1. Mount the (20151-A) Power Steering Bracket & water pump to engine block using two (S275) 3/8-16 x 4.1/4” SHCS & two (TP3-1.980) spacers (between (20151-A) Power Steering Bracket & water pump) (fig. 1).
2. If your power steering pump came equipped with a mounting stud at the rear of the pump, use an 11/16” wrench to remove the mounting stud from the pump unit (fig. 2)
1. Mount the (20151-A) Power Steering Bracket & water pump to engine block using two (S275) 3/8-16 x 4.1/4” SHCS & two (TP3-1.980) spacers (between (20151-A) Power Steering Bracket & water pump) (fig. 1).
2. If your power steering pump came equipped with a mounting stud at the rear of the pump, use an 11/16” wrench to remove the mounting stud from the pump unit (fig. 2)
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