The capacitors I use when I repair mine are 25V.

Part numbers for the 22uF and a 100uF capacitor that usually require replacing are Digi-Key 565-1304-ND and UVY1E101MDD-ND, respectively.

I redid a bunch of the JY spares I had a while back.

Let me see if I have some. (I did at one point)

I have some OK trim pieces and the brackets.



(You're looking for the add-on fogs, correct, and not the R ones?)

Is your flex joint bad on your exhaust manifold (#2)?

When I had my NA '96 GLT, that failed in me as well. I was able to find a new flex joint with a flange on it and welded it on as a replacement.

I saved my old manifold with a failed flex coupling, thinking I might replace it someday. Getting the rotational alignment right seems a bit daunting. I suppose you could assemble the coupling to the cat and the manifold to the engine and then scribe an alignment line on the two parts. Chuck, did y...

Hi- In theory the 607 rev5 bin should have the immobilizer removed and should work for what you're trying to do. I'm in the US, so I never had to deal with those on any of our cars. When I did my first dive into this stuff I used the info from the M4.4 Wiki to set my stuff up and flash through Tuner...

The 4.3 XDF is different.

Message me with an email and I can send the 4.3 XDF/ADX over to you. I used them twice to flash the R bin to an M4.3 ECU.

You have to have a different instance of the flasher as well as the default TP CheckSum, as the M4.4 one is different.

We have multiples of all of them, I think, between me and my oldest.

I also painted up a mini version of my wife's car for her.

Got the T5 pulled into the garage, so I can get some work done on it. Maneuvered the 240 out of the garage and under a cover for a little while, while I accomplish the projects on the 850. https://turbochuckcom.ipage.com/webimages/projects/97%20Volvo%20854T5/2022/inbay_1.jpg https://turbochuckcom.ip...

454cid wrote: ↑17 Dec 2022, 12:44 What's in the hoop house, if you don't mind sharing. I wouldn't mind having one of those. I don't really have a decent place to put it, Though.

That's where the Thunderbird lives.