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bill h
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I have naver messed with mine. I threw it away.

I have installed several Equus electronic cruise controls on different vehicle and been very happy with them. It is on the list for my Barth.
 
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"modifying the bottom of the breather pan"

Start with that; a ballpeen hammer is a good tool for this job.

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"modifying the bottom of the breather pan"

Start with that; a ballpeen hammer is a good tool for this job.


That is my thought, too.
Ron gave me a 3 pounder with the rig.
 
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