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4GWagon

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    GA
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    1971 510 Wagon
  • Interests
    Jeeps, pleasure drives, circuit track/cone chaser

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  1. When you say voltage regulator are you talking about the main voltage regulator under the hood? Turn signals work fine. I'm wandering now if what I did to fix the turn signals caused this. I should see +12 on the green wire pin in the circuit board connector correct?
  2. Working on several wiring issues I believe I an induced another. Factory temp gauge and fuel gauge stopped working suddenly. Pulled the gauge cluster and found that previous owner had jumpererd the solid green wire to under the screw that holds the fuel and temp gauge in the cluster due to the printed circuit board being damaged near the connector. Question is, what am I looking for out of this green wire? The wire schematic has me thinking its +12V. 1971 510 Wagon
  3. Back doors required more cuts but otherwise it worked great. More than enough material from one Mazda to do all four doors. Next I'll be experimenting with making the window squeegee plastic pieces off the same Mazda to fit the goon.
  4. Just got back from the u pull it lot excited to try my new find. I pulled the rubber window tracks out of a newer model Mazda 6. They pull right out no hassle. Good news is they fit great in my 510 wagon window door channels. I don't think you have to seal them in if you don't want to. (I did). Pictures to follow. Only area you have to cut to fit is the leading corner of the glass on front doors. Working on the back doors right now to see what's needed. For less than $5 a door this is a great find in my book.
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