The Quick/Small/(Stupid?) Question Thread-take 2

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nismou20 wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 6:39 pm Electrical tape or RTV it. As long as it's not in close proximity to any metal that could cause it to ground you're fine.
they're all over everything ! I don't know how to keep them nice and off everything . clips r a joke . I was kinda hoping that was it .. there's nothing else to cause my stuble I get . been around that block 100 times already . I guess I need to get them off of things then ! somehow..
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who knew . humm ok makes sense now .
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What is the banjo bolt size on the Solex carbs?
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2mAn wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 1:29 pm What is the banjo bolt size on the Solex carbs?
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Does anyone know how to attach this hard top to the car? It didn't come with any clamps.

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1/4 x 20 eyebolt and nuts and washers.

I will look for a picture I have posted in the past.

You need to remove the soft top frame and the eye of the eyebolt goes over the stud. I like to use a small piece of tubing to fill the eyebolt and a large fender washer on the outside. I use 2 nuts on the I bolt so I can control the pressure of the top on the paint...one below and one above the bracket on the top.


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This is an old picture without the tubing and washer, but you get the idea......LOL
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2mAn wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 1:29 pm What is the banjo bolt size on the Solex carbs?
bueller....?...
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2mAn wrote: Fri Nov 09, 2018 9:15 pm
2mAn wrote: Wed Nov 07, 2018 1:29 pm What is the banjo bolt size on the Solex carbs?
bueller....?...
You might try contacting Dave Primo, I bet he either knows, or has one readily available to measure.
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Thanks Phil! The picture helps a lot.
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Is there a better type connector than the metal one up front by the headlight connection......it is rectangular, all metal in a vinyl sleeve, and a uninsulated bullet connector goes in one end and the other wire is soldered in.
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Pic, not very good since it is dark. I will get a better one tomorrow.
The connector is in the middle, it is 2 metal tubes together as one piece forming a rectangular connector. Ignore the blue from a separate bullet connector. Could not get my phone to focus....
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Picture please
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thort it is a 3-connector plastic male/female connex with the male locking into the fender!
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:) I think it is this one
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It looks like it's black, so a ground - won't matter if it is bare unless there are bare hot wires nearby :) :)
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That is the original connector. There should be two and both should have an insulating tube on them. I have new tubes if you need one. They are no longer green, but clear.
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Thx. I took the vinyl off for the pics above.
Thinking I can get some tubing from Home Depot and make the sleeve.
Seems Vintage Connections would be the only place for a replacement, unless I could use something else?
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