QUOTE(914runnow @ Jan 13 2007, 12:08 AM)
QUOTE(ClayPerrine @ Jan 12 2007, 03:13 PM)
Here you go.. ask any questions you have about what you see.
And remember, this car is no garage queen. Betty drives him to work every day, rain or shine.
Click to view attachmentClick to view attachmentClick to view attachmentClick to view attachmentClick to view attachmentClick to view attachmentDid you change the tin on the passenger side to get the coil to mount??
What compressor is that??
Left side of fuel relay is a 'black' connector,
right side is the square white molex connector??
Cause of fire..??
I like the 'nylon' rollers better!!!!!!less noise and vibration..
and smoother operation...
MPG??
Who installed A/C??
What is your vin# and month of mfr....?
Was the metal charcoal canister stock??
Later 74's had plastic and were in the rear...As yours...but yours is metal..
What was the original color of the manifold intake tubes??
How do you like your 1.8??
Thanx Rx
Coil is mounted in the factory location. I didn't move it.
The AC compressor and it's mounts are a kit from ICEAC. It is a true bolt on kit to replace the York compressor that came with the dealer installed AC .
On the double relay (fuel relay), the black connector is from the engine harness, the white one is from the fuel injection harness.
Cause of fire - failure of the 30 year old plastic fuel lines. Replace them.
The nylon ones are stock, and this is my wife's car. So I have to get her permission to change anything. We once had a fight about a sticker I put on her car. Now I clear EVERYTHING I do to that car with her first.
MPG is somewhere around 25. We don't worry too much about it. It would be better if we put taller tires on the car.
The AC was dealer installed. I just changed the compressor to a more efficient one and converted it to R134a.
Vin is 4742917597 and it was manufactured in April of 74. The Charcoal canister was metal and mounted in that location before the engine fire, so I put it back. Some people say that it should be mounted to the battery tray, but I think it was moved to put in the AC at the dealer.
I think the manifold intake tubes were a silver/gray color originally.