iamdub
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Just little present for me.
Installed new HU(15yeras old )
Brings back memories!
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Just little present for me.
Installed new HU(15yeras old )
Yes. Back to the Fut... PASTBrings back memories!
Yep, same idea. The bulbs on the CC board are soldered through the board, so make sure your soldering iron has a fine tip so you can melt out the old solder through the board, then the LED pins stick right in and you solder from the back. I had to use a solder remover on some of them. (one of those little plastic suction things, melt, suck, melt, suck, til it was gone.)I didn't even think about the climate control. I just finally did the gauge cluster in blue. Are the climate control soldered?
Yep, same idea. The bulbs on the CC board are soldered through the board, so make sure your soldering iron has a fine tip so you can melt out the old solder through the board, then the LED pins stick right in and you solder from the back. I had to use a solder remover on some of them. (one of those little plastic suction things, melt, suck, melt, suck, til it was gone.)
Nice, at school many years ago, I have to heat up with solder gun, and then quick go on with suction device.I use one of these for de-soldering. The tip is hollow and heats up the solder, then you push the button for the sucker to work. Might take two times to remove the solder but it typically does a nice job of freeing the component pins.
Oh nice! I am definitely getting one of those.I use one of these for de-soldering. The tip is hollow and heats up the solder, then you push the button for the sucker to work. Might take two times to remove the solder but it typically does a nice job of freeing the component pins.
Used a smoke machine on the evap system, found a leak near the fuel pump but couldn't tell exactly where. We lowered the tank a bit to be able to see things better but didn't have to disconnect any lines. Thought it might be the fuel tank pressure sensor but we put some air to the system and the pump gasket is leaking. It was new almost two years ago with the AC Delco Pro pump, so kind of a mystery as to why now. Have to check on a warranty replacement but even without that it shouldn't be bad for cost. Just the hassle of dropping the tank and swapping out the gasket. Wonder if anyone uses any kind of sealer on the gaskets?
Yep, same idea. The bulbs on the CC board are soldered through the board, so make sure your soldering iron has a fine tip so you can melt out the old solder through the board, then the LED pins stick right in and you solder from the back. I had to use a solder remover on some of them. (one of those little plastic suction things, melt, suck, melt, suck, til it was gone.)