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Yep. Put a future date in your search as well. Keeps you from getting expired codes.

I've ordered from them a few times with no issues, but maybe I was just lucky.

I didn't think Lakewood bellhousings had a provision for a cover.

If you have the tail panel, do yourself a favor and test fit it now with the tail lights. Damn few of them line up well from the factory and you very well might end up having to relocate the holes in the deck lid a bit.

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Posted for clarity. But hey, you do you.

On the engine side, power comes from the bulkhead connector "D" - to the trans switch and back to "C" where it is jumpered to "Z". Under the dash "C" continues on to the reverse lights and "Z" would go to the dash light.

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You'll be getting media out of that car for a year. AMHIK.

I'd start with the grounds as well.

I'm not saying they don't warp as they most definitely can. I'm saying it's from the hammering of the media and not heat.

I replaced mine with a pair Odyssey batteries about ten years ago. The original Mopar ones lasted 11 years, but kept shittin' up the terminals, causing all kinds of little electrical issues. The replacements do not **** up the terminals and are still going strong, but are not budget friendly.

I don't have a dog in this fight but I will state that dry blasting does not cause heat induced warpage. It is an old wives tale. Try it yourself - blast a panel and then put your hand on it, it'll be cool as a cucumber. Heat from welding, a torch or excessive grinding will absolutely warp a...

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I had Advanced Plating do my vent frames. Came out nice.

I don't use much high build primer these days, but SPI has never failed me. https://www.southernpolyurethanes.com/2k-primer-high-build

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No worries - if you're riding an E-Bike, you have no genitals.

Dude couldn't afford a van back in the day. Interior (other than the Scooby Doo ****) looks pretty decent though.