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by foggyjames » 19 Nov 2004 01:23 pm
I have a new surprise in this thread for Aymat...its a rare one too!! Gimme a day or two and it'll get scanned...
As for the econometer one...its buried somewhere at home. I'll try to dig it out at Christmas, but I can't get it before then

It's definitely that curved pipe we pointed out to you, but if you're unsure, you'd be wise to wait. Alternatively, Hugh might have pics from Nessy...
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by 5lab » 19 Nov 2004 02:04 pm
nothing from under the bonnet unless its already been posted. soz. mine is split off the pipe that leads to the renix
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by foggyjames » 19 Nov 2004 02:13 pm
There you go...easy!
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by Chris_C » 22 Nov 2004 10:26 am
Good stuff!!! As long as I double make sure it's not a fuel pipe the worst that could happen in a trip to the ships, but I'll trust you and guy who seeemed to know what he's talking about (Rupert?)!
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by Azurael » 08 Dec 2004 03:40 pm
Don't have any of these, but I did just dig out my original 343/345 1980 Owner's Manual and a little booklet that came with the car 'The secret behind the design of your Volvo' which has some intresting information about the development of the 343/435 through all the stages, development, prototyping, etc. If anybody's intrested in this, I'll dig out my scanner, or just take photos of it

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by 5lab » 08 Dec 2004 04:23 pm
435 eh? thats a new one on me
you got your doors fixed yet?
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by Azurael » 08 Dec 2004 05:58 pm
Prototype 440
OK, it was a typo
I actually got the passenger door open by kicking it (without damage too)... The driver's side is proving a little more resilliant, but I got rid of the cobwebs today and the rubbish from the boot

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by 5lab » 08 Dec 2004 06:08 pm
told you booting it would work. brute force all the way
as a thought - it might be to do with the door pins dropping - have you tried lifting the door (from the window frame) whilst kicking it?
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by jtbo » 11 Jan 2005 09:51 pm
Anyone has lsd installation instructions? All languages accepted

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by Thomas D » 09 Sep 2005 08:55 am
Aymat, I see you have the original Installing-Instructions for the ambient temperature-gauge. Mine is acting strange. I didn´t know how to connect, so I measured a bit and thought I figured it out.
Only strange thing, when I turn on the light, the temperature immediately increases by 10 degrees. Something must be wrong. Could you please send me the instructions ? Or anyone tell me where exactly it has to be connected, when wiring is not original. For example, I just connected one wire to ground somewhere. Now I´m not sure if it has to be grounded via the dash, in other words, connected to a voltagestabilizer or anything.
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by foggyjames » 09 Sep 2005 12:45 pm
Almost certainly a bad ground....as you suspect. In theory you can ground it near the sender, but in practice, grounding nearer the dash is probably much better.
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by Thomas D » 09 Sep 2005 02:31 pm
I grounded it on the ignition-lock. I can´t really imagine it´s a bad ground. Why should the electrical resistance be lower when I turn on the lights (which happens, acoorrding to the higher "temperature" on the gauge. It´s giving the correct temperatue with lights turned off).
Anyway, I´ll ground it somewhere else, just to test it.
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by foggyjames » 09 Sep 2005 02:40 pm
It grounds back to the panel as standard. There may be resistance between the two ground points. You're really looking for a 'reference' ground, rather than a 'perfect' ground....if that makes sense?
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by Thomas D » 09 Sep 2005 03:00 pm
Do you knw where it is grounded in original set-up ? I think that would be the best to try.