Recent content by mngreen

Ymmv.

Specs per Amazon: Specification (Turn Signal Light) Light source: COB LED Size: 49*65*26mm Waterproof: IP65 Working hours: 4 hours continuous flashing, 70 days stand by. Working Temperature: -10-40C Brightness: 75 Lumen Specification (Remote Control) Light Source: LED Size: 52*50*18.5mm...

Go to Amazon and search for: Antfire Bike Tail Light with Turn Signals, USB Rechargeable Bright LED Safety Warning Bike Rear Lights, Wireless Remote Control Waterproof Bike Turn Signal LED Light for Mountain Bike, Road Bicycle

I have never installed electronic turn signals on my Model A. For the last 48 years of ownership, I have just waved my arm out the window to my bewildered fellow motorists signaling my turns, sometimes only to get a return "wave" back! I never had the desire to install another taillight...

I have a '31 Cabriolet and was never sure how to properly install those lock washers. They just didn't make any sense to me how they would lock the nut---when the tab is folded unto the nut both the washer and nut just spin as a unit until they both fall off!! :confused: My solution, omitted...

Exactly right Purdy! :D While you're at it get yourself some W-18 plugs, open up the gap some, use the "B" distributor cam for more dwell and the flamethrower 40KV coil for some added spark, not to mention some real snappy starting----works well for me! :cool: Thanks Purdy!

Maybe Snyders? See link below: https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/ProductDetail/A-48167

Sorry, no. I wish you luck in finding those pieces. :rolleyes:

Don't know if the Canadian cabbies were different, but here's a couple of pictures that I got from Norm L. for a 68B, USA version. My '31 68B cabbie has those garnish pieces faux wood painted the same as the dash, unlike Norm's pictured here. Don't know which way is more correct.

Really dumb way to hand crank!! A backfire would have planted his face into his motometer permanently! Always one handed pulling up and not wrapping your thumb around the crank.

When I ordered a dash lamp assembly for my early 1931 68B Cabriolet there were two styles available, and of course, I ordered the wrong one! Rather than return it I simply shortened the bracket to fit. :rolleyes: Measure the distance between the holes and ask someone at Snyders which one fits...

CarlG--if you're running 12V this is the ticket ($6.95): https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...fit/3698/8009/ I have one in my dash rail and is a PERFECT FIT and am very happy with it. I also put them in the cowl lamps and tail light...

No bad ground or bad connection---the incandescent 12V bulb that I originally had in there burned bright and HOT (for the last 40 years). 12V LED bulb now burns bright and COOL! :cool: 24V bulb :p

I am running 12V and I tried the 24V bulb you suggested some time ago. Total waste of time as that bulb barely made the filament even glow! Instead, I replaced it with a 12V LED bulb which works great with no heat.:cool:

Anybody know of a Fumaze type setup made for a Model B? As you may know, the Model B oil fill tube is much larger in diameter than the Model A.