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A quick update and closure to the re-wiring thread. All your advice was well taken, the dash reinstalled, flakey wires re and re. Just went for a chilly drive in Nova Scotia at this time of year, AND the new Dash lights are fantastic. The turn signals, running lights, brake lights are all brighter either from replacing bulbs or replacing wiring connections. Thanks, again.
Also, the sound proofing we put down made a significant difference in the engine/drive train noise. More wind sounds in the mid-life thinning hair....
Also, the sound proofing we put down made a significant difference in the engine/drive train noise. More wind sounds in the mid-life thinning hair....
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In reply to # 1961038 by shakotko
A quick update and closure to the re-wiring thread. All your advice was well taken, the dash reinstalled, flakey wires re and re. Just went for a chilly drive in Nova Scotia at this time of year, AND the new Dash lights are fantastic. The turn signals, running lights, brake lights are all brighter either from replacing bulbs or replacing wiring connections. Thanks, again.
Also, the sound proofing we put down made a significant difference in the engine/drive train noise. More wind sounds in the mid-life thinning hair....
Also, the sound proofing we put down made a significant difference in the engine/drive train noise. More wind sounds in the mid-life thinning hair....
Job well done, Paul. Isn't it amazing how much better LEDs in the dashboard are!
Cheers, Dave
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