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Old school seal remover, I still use one.
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Old school seal remover, I still use one.
Just my "two bits", but bringing all the hidden components (like wiring and connections) up to current state-of-the-art standard seems like it could save all kinds of headaches for you down the road (and then there's also the safety bonus, too).The Mite originally had one driver's side tail light. We've decided to change it to a dual tail light setup for safety reasons. Doc has to rebuild and replace the rear wiring harness, and rewire everything on the back of the Mite including the fuel sending unit. (He reuses as many of the connectors as he can. He replaces the ones that are too far gone.)
I mean, you know, OD; if I had a buck I'd give you THAT!Just my "two bits", but bringing all the hidden components (like wiring and connections) up to current state-of-the-art standard seems like it could save all kinds of headaches for you down the road (and then there's the safety bonus, too).
I get it if authenticity is important to you, because it IS your build, but just my two cents (like you even wanted them).
From Doc:
Glad that I took the tank down. What's wrong with this picture? No float.
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