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Old 05-07-2007, 06:26 AM
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Mando I agree, that's the automatic roller door opener as Mike pulls into the drive, he's fixed electronics the backside of the handle that are actuated as he turns it. Sorry Mike but it's out of place with all your other good work!!

Seriously though I don't want to emulate the BBQ hotrodder and Jess seems to have struck the same problem but I will feed the diode info to my sparky.

Maybe a dash or off dash location for ease, but i did get the impression from the sparky that he was thinking some king of keyhole entry through the bodywork for the key. This maybe more what he is used to but it didn't take my fancy.

Does a big fat red key sticking somewhere out of the dash tend to attract the idiots looking at the cars, such that they turn the key or worse take off with them?

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Old 05-07-2007, 06:56 AM
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It'll look fine once I machine up a billet surround to cover the retaining nut. It'll probably hav ON-OFF engraved into it or something like that. The handle itself is polished aluminium and looks OK in my opinion. It's just where it comes through the pannel that looks a bit dodgy.

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Old 05-07-2007, 07:42 AM
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I now have an all metal switch made by Moroso. It is a very positive on and off motion. I had the plastic type but over the years I have worn it out.

I have mounted it on the tunnel so it is in easy reach, I recon if something is going wrong that is the first thing to do.

The "black fur" arround it is the remains of the carpet.

Les, yes that is how I was able to get in postion



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