Order it from one of the electronic component supply companies (digikey, mouser, etc). Like below.
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Saia-Burgess/V4LST7?qs=fnpEE5GccuPWSS1OokZ9gA%3D%3D
Or just measure it up and use any switch that fits.
@GTS Dean Not around the car but will do diagrams or fast photochopping.
@Viper Specialty i was going to modify the shuttle valve in the adapter as I states in point 2.
Car has been sitting in a heated/cooled garage with plugs still in place.
I have a borescope and will pull the plugs, look...
Suggestions? I have a new unit sitting around.
1. Use the light oil pressure sensor port with a T. I used that port already to prime the engine in the past and the pressure gauge does go up as I primed it with the the primer tank when I drained the oil.
2. Y into the oil cooler/filter...
Could be ASD relay.
You have more that you need to test but it needs to be systematic.
I can only help so much as I don't have a service manual for gen1 (only crude manual access). Only full manuals for 97 and 98.
Problem: where is VIN stamped?
Solution: anywhere you want it to be.
https://www.louis-moto.com/en/letter-number-stamp-set-36-piece-3-0-mm-10003999?disableRecommendedDomainPanel=true&filter_article_number=10003999
You mentioned steering rack bushing are solid. What kind/type of mounts are the motor and tranny made of?
Without me looking up/calculating rpm in 6th @ 80mph. See what happens in the other gears at that exact same rpm.
Then you also mentioned that it doesn't change much from 75-100mph. So...
There was a thread on here lately exactly about this. Can't remember what european country it was but he had the same question.
Search this forum. I will try later if I ask time.
@TexasTorred wrench challenged is not going to be a problem. Gorillaing stuff will be since the stuff is plastic. Take your time, search through posts on a couple viper sites and ask. Some clips will feel like hidden screws and hidden screws will feel like clips. Just he careful.
Heard to stay away from optima and the Diehards wet cell are good but I found that in the last 5-7 years, batteries have gone to crap.
I would go with the cheapest that has a good warranty but would weigh cost/warranty ratio. Also depends on how much you drive it or let it on a tender.
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