Part VI
Smokin
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Ok Jim, finally getting the info you needed on that mirror.
Here is the model number and other info on the back. Model number 177:
The back of the mirror with view of the plugin:
The wires for the temp sending unit and the ground and power run to this little plug:
Hot and ground:
Here is the temp sending unit. It has been cut, so I am going to have to solder the wires back together.
Here is the model number and other info on the back. Model number 177:
The back of the mirror with view of the plugin:
The wires for the temp sending unit and the ground and power run to this little plug:
Hot and ground:
Here is the temp sending unit. It has been cut, so I am going to have to solder the wires back together.
Postmaster
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From: Bellingham, WA
Anticipation is a very, very good thing...
Sweet! 5' 0 or 6' 0?
Still sounds fun to me, but you knew that...
Still sounds fun to me, but you knew that...
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From: Brinklow Md
Well, Im checkin in to see whats up around here!
IVe got a busy day or 2 ahead of me...
Putting up a section of gutter
Removing a french door
Framing opening for single door
Installing new door
Installing a new toilet
Making a batch of bio
Yelling at local stealer for no refund yet
Im looking forward to it!
Chris...I havent had a jack and coke in almost a year! Its quite a miracle! lol
IVe got a busy day or 2 ahead of me...
Putting up a section of gutter
Removing a french door
Framing opening for single door
Installing new door
Installing a new toilet
Making a batch of bio
Yelling at local stealer for no refund yet
Im looking forward to it!
Chris...I havent had a jack and coke in almost a year! Its quite a miracle! lol
Thats a damn shame...
Define bad? Id say whatever your thinking would probably be a pretty good idea...
lol
Postmaster
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From: Bellingham, WA
Postmaster
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From: VA
We are gettin rid of the frenchy and putting a regular door in. Dont ask why, but thats whats gonna happen!
Postmaster
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From: Bellingham, WA
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Postmaster
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From: Bellingham, WA
French out and regular in?? okay, thats different, but more secure I suppose. That means framing and studs! awesome!
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From: VA
Yep...definitely different. 21 years of a frenchy I guess a little change is in order.
Postmaster
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From: Bellingham, WA
well sweetie, I haven't had my shot or 3 of tequila yet, so I'll have to behave, at least until it gets dark out! Tristan, Chris, you wanna man the fort while Im gone?
I'm out for a bit, gotta mow the lawn!
I'm out for a bit, gotta mow the lawn!
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From: Beautiful Maine
Well drink up, man... Its been dark here for three hours and you're going to have to catch up. A LOT of catching up.
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From: Brinklow Md
oh yeah, you got that right...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt70fjiyroE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt70fjiyroE
.I can only man the fort for a little bit though, getting ready to go party with some friends I havent hung out with in 3 years.