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Re: [GMCnet] 6.5 swap progress [message #284837 is a reply to message #284834] Thu, 13 August 2015 22:54 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Ken Henderson is currently offline  Ken Henderson   United States
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I was referring to what looks like a long lever/handle between two things
that look sort of like regulators 'way up under the left side of the
compartment.

My one suggestion about the replacing the dash is this:
http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/photos/g4899-new-dash-panel.html

As far as you're into it anyway, why not go ahead and make it truly like
you want it inside. Of all the stuff I've done to the GMC, I'm probably
most happy with and enjoy that. And it REALLY wasn't very difficult.
Compared to what you've done, it's really trivial. Just jump in and DO it,
like I did. That windshield rail you're concerned about as an attachment
location for the OEM dash makes a really nice basis for a new dash top.

​I'll look forward to seeing it in Pueblo. :-)​

Ken H.

On Thu, Aug 13, 2015 at 11:21 PM, Hal StClair
wrote:

> Thank you Ken.
> The gauge was prior to the Hydroboost, it showed vacuum at the booster
> (Dave Lenzi's product). One of the reasons I changed over to the HB was
> because
> of that gauge-the pump could only make about 18" of vacuum here at a mile
> high elevation. We routinely travel over 7000' elevation and I was afraid
> the pump might have issues at those heights.
> There is a fuse and disconnect for the house batteries to the right
> (drivers side) if that is what you are referring to? The house batteries
> are
> located low on the drivers side behind/above the steering box. There is a
> 2/0 cable running to the rear of the coach from the switch. I don't like to
> have non fused conductors especially with big amperage running through
> them. Guess being a retired electrician sometimes shows :p
> I'm still trying to figure out a way to attach the new dash at the
> windshield area. I hate the idea of removing the front glass to get to the
> screws.
> I thought of using Sika Flex or a similar product but that would make it
> permanent I'm afraid. Any ideas?
> Thanks,Hal
>
>
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