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  1. C Sickness

    new fuel sending unit ugh!

    I've never seen a low fuel light. I guess I have to drop the column, and tear into the dash? Is a low fuel light an option that might be shown on the fender tag?
  2. C Sickness

    new fuel sending unit ugh!

    I replaced the tank sender along with the tank. Re-did grounds.Reads "1/2" with a full tank. Most of the time it's 1/4 to empty, even though there's gas there. I just bought a new voltage limiter. How much of a headache is it to change it, what's involved?
  3. C Sickness

    Welp, I killed my 383 Crate engine rebuilt?

    One thing i want to add to my new (to me) car is an adjustable (audible) overheat alarm. Every car should have one. I hate overheats.
  4. C Sickness

    Convertible top operation 1969

    Looks like i will be hiring a battery thrower. Will know final plan next week.
  5. C Sickness

    Convertible top operation 1969

    Well, thanks to those who provided the correct answer. There is no emergency procedure. That's all I was asking. Sorry to those who were offended by my trying to help someone who is not mechanically inclined.
  6. C Sickness

    Convertible top operation 1969

    I am trying to assist someone who cannot throw a battery, loosen a nut, or pull a pin. I don't have access to an owner's manual to see if there is an "emergency" procedure to move the top. That's why I was asking here.
  7. C Sickness

    Convertible top operation 1969

    Sorry, this should be in the other forum, Fuselage...
  8. C Sickness

    Convertible top operation 1969

    For a '69 C Body with a dead battery, is it possible to lower or raise the top without power? Battery not available right now. Does some linkage have to be disconnected, or will it move slowly by hand?
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