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Here are the images. It is clean and was in a car that I stored inside, It worked when I removed it years age. It also comes with a case logic padded soft carry bag. This is not a faceplate unit but the entire device comes out of the frame (included) which is wired into your sound system. It also ha...

I would set up another zone and have rotating heads (Hunter PGP or equivalent) on each gable end. During normal times, set the zone timing to zero so they won't go off. When in an emergency, set the drip timing to zero and the roof sprinklers to max time, multiple times a day. Water is cheaper than ...

I'll post a pic shortly. This is a pull-out type "Theft Prevention Chassis" or can be bolted to the frame. Comes also with a Case Logic carrying case. I probably have the original paper work somewhere in my files. No reasonable offer plus postage from 11968. About 5 lbs boxed. PM me if interested. Ken

Look at Song's post of 11/19/19 for replacement of the indicator bulbs

Song,
What kind of roof do you have? Tile? Asphalt? You could add a zone or two to sprinkle the roof and the parking spot where you keep the car!

Could you prepare a set of measured drawings? Put a copyright on it and I'm sure you could sell a few sets. Very well done.
--Ken

Recently I noticed that Harbor Freight was carrying two different quick fit air couplers. The older item has 3 retaining balls while the newer (about $1 more) has 4 retaining balls which should be more secure and leak less. One hopes to reduce the compressor cycling to minimize the noise. I also use...

I've got the same challenge with a 1984 633Csi. I really need the rear silence section but I don't care if it is stainless or plain old carbon steel.

Today I received my new fuse box/relay cover (P/N 61 31 1 368 802) but it is too snug to latch properly. I swapped the rubber gasket thinking that the new one was too fat (or had not shrunken to the extent that the old one had). But even with the old one in the new plastic cover, it would not latch....

Trump said the fires were the result of not raking the leaves in the forests.

You dodged that bullet. Any thoughts on what you would do differently next time?

The rich have gotten richer and the poor (really everyone else) has gotten poorer. Those of you with national health systems, please chime in about access and satisfaction. That is one of the battles that comes out of the Affordable Care Act and the Corona virus.

How about a 12V battery on a charger with bare copper wires under the car in a serpentine pattern to deter the buggers?

I helps to have tow hitches on the larger cars and access to a "tow-behind" dolly from U-Haul. You can pack a lot of stuff in that 6.

Why am I seeing 633Csi mufflers from Latvia on eBay? Real or fake? Any clue about the seller. What I really need is the rear silencer section so can I use a rear section from a 635 muffler? Any reasonably good used units out there with you folks?

So after some minor problems, the switch was replaced. I thought the 5 hours of labor including testing and diagnosis was a bit much but it had to be done. My druthers would have been to flat bed the car to my driveway and do it at my leisure. Other minor quibbles was that the tech buggered the hing...

I would NOT use sewing machine oil nor 3-in-1. Both are designed to evaporate over time. If you know an active sewer, they will tell you to frequently re-oil the machine. Un-oiled, neglected machines will gum up. I like white grease spray lube or white grease in a tube. That goes back to my days wit...

Ken, The diagram on REALOEM shows a metric grub screw and a fracture bolt. Which one needed to come out? And if the fracture bolt, what was the metric size of the replacement hex bolt? I feel your pain. So that's why I'll pay the tech to do the work rather than a chiropractor to fix my back. Some th...

Current fashion in wheels seems to be gunmetal grey or black.

Hi Roger:
The wheelie or the rollover?

See my recent activity on my project thread "My 6'er" It seems to mirror your problem.

I am curious that once you get the floor pans, who is going to install them?

So I just met with the tech. The Power Probe told the story that the solenoid is ok, the car starts with a jumper and it is the starter switch, not the tumbler. Next step: online order. But the delivery times seem to be much longer so I went the local route. While my local stealership is slightly mo...

Thanks Ken. We will look at this. Dremel to the rescue! We are also looking at the starter solenoid. RealOEM has two solenoid applications for my car P/N 12411273228 which applies to a 1.0KW and 1.4KW starter P/N 12411354579 which applies to a 1.3KW and 1.5KW starter Since I don't know which starter...

From JPS635 The spring return was buggered in mine and I couldn't get a definitive answer on what needed replacing so replaced both the switch and the ignition lock barrel (swapped over the cylinder). From memory the spring return is in the switch. Either way it's not too difficult a job but painful...