I'm at a loss, I can't even understand how it adjusts if it did work so maybe I am missing a piece. I've taken it apart and put back together twice. Looks like the parts match the original diagram but still no luck. Any thoughts, I was restoring it as a gift. Thanks!
Slicers stay wet from use and constant cleaning (hopefully) in delis and butcher shops. Parts can get rusty, especially one made from aluminum or stainless steel from that era. Soak the offending parts with penetrating oil over night and tap with a mill hammer or other non metallic hammer. Applying some heat with a Wagner heat gun may help loosen things up.
SOURCE: Jeep 1992 yJ Outside Door Handle
ok, the inside panel is cardboard with faux leather. remove the screws holding on the inside handle and the frame of the doorlatch.
there is a plastic joint that connects the two rods that actuate and open the door. the rods are bent at the end to slip into the white plastic joint. this design is stupid and often times that joint can break, or the rods fall out. solution is to reattach them together and wrap mechanics wire or bend the very ends of the rods so they wont come out.
its something i cant really explain, but the design is straight forward. also, keep track of the threads on the rod that connects to the claw that meets the striker on the frame of the jeep. if for any reason its not adjusted properly, it will not latch properly.
SOURCE: Trying to re-mount the rear view mirror on a 97 Gmc Jimmy.
Try looking underneath the arm that runs from the mounting bracket to the mirror itself. You would be looking for a small allen or torx slotted screw. It will probably be metric if its an allen screw. I don't have anything that new so there is a possibility that it is covered with a piece of plastic molding which you should be able to pop off with a little patience and fiddling. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: Dissassemble of Radiator
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Also, can review the service repair manual for 1995 Jeep XJ Cherokee (Section 7 Cooling System)
I hope help you with this (remember rated this help). Good luck.
SOURCE: The thermostat housing on my 2004 Aveo blew apart
i had the same problem with mine over spring time last year the orig. ones are 2 pieces and made of plastic the newer ones are better but they are 2 pieces of medal
SOURCE: 1965 gto/lemans steering column
Check out faxonautoliterature. They have the original Pontiac service manual for your car, also wiring diagrams. This should help get you going again. I've used them before and had excellent service. Hope this helps.
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