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Decoding/Numbers / Re: Steering Column Assembly Broadcast Codes
« on: June 01, 2023, 02:07:58 PM »
I know this is a dead thread but just so info can be added, the part number for a TI code is 7808537
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I was the original poster on this. I was never able to find that part anywhere.
What I did was just to cut a piece of rubber that was about the same size as this part. The same size of the section of it that is the actual seal, not the part that goes through the slot to lock it into place. Just a rectangular piece of rubber big enough to block the airflow the same as the original piece did. Then using double sided tape, I stuck it over the slot. I wish I had a picture to show you but I don't. it doesn't have to look like the original part, it just has to do the same job.
My heater works fine with no problems and no one is ever going to know you don't have an original part in there.
Thanks for the reply. I just wanted to make sure something was put in its place so it could function as needed. I’ll probably go the route you did. Figured I’d see if there was something that could be bought but doesn’t look like much has changed in 8 years lol
Dave
Did you ever find the tube you were looking for??
https://www.corvettepacifica.com/products/33185/tube-vent-welds-into-air-cleaner-base-big-block-65-72/
jess in ky
Sorry Warren. I'm not going to get in a p!55!ng contest with you but they weren't. Read THIS from John Hinckley.QuoteThat's "carryover NOTE removed", which reflects removal of the '68 static collectors; after many years of installing them, they finally determined that the collectors didn't accomplish anything, and cancelled them on all car lines.
There's a slim chance that some very early 69's came with the collectors, but certainly not on Andy's July, 1969 car.
However, I'm not here to change anyone's mind. You believe what you want to believe and I'll believe what I want to believe.
But getting back to Andy. It looks like you purchased the AM radio on ebay that I referenced above?
Ed
Just because it's a Yenko, doesn't mean it came with an AM/FM radio. Lots came with the AM and even more came with no radio at all!
Ed
More than likely your car came with an AM radio since the AM/FM stereo had 4 speakers (two in the kick panel and two in the rear package shelf). If you have a console, you wouldn't have the AM/FM stereo because it wasn't available with the console.
You "may" have had the AM/FM mono radio, but only 8,271 cars came with that option so the chances are slim.
Ed
Is your antenna mast telescoping & where is it mounted?...Joe
Have you tried Pilkington Glass?
https://www.pilkington.com/en-gb/uk/automotive/us-and-kit-car/american-vehicles