DeTomaso Mailing List: December 97, Message #173

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From: 	"Ted A. Mitchell" <tmitch@gte.net>

Subject: Re: Stainless fueltank shiel

Date: 	Fri, 12 Dec 1997 20:21:23 +0000




Removing the deck lid is not all that hard with help from a friend.

Disconnect the lifts, and then drive out the hinge pins and lift it right

off.  This way, there is no realigning the hinges, and it is easy to

reinstall.





Ted (Vader) Mitchell

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-----Original Message-----

From: Craig Cline <Craig_Cline@smtp.rc.trw.com>

To: Multiple recipients of list <detomaso@realbig.com>

Date: Friday, December 12, 1997 5:18 PM

Subject: Re: Stainless fueltank shiel





>You probably don't want to hear this, but it is probably designed to be

installed with the engine removed, just like the original.

>

>Craig Cline

>Oceanside, Ca.

>'73 #7352 - da Green One

>

>--------------------------------------

>Date: 12/12/97 4:17 PM

>To: Craig Cline

>From: Melton, Charles P

>

>I went to install the stainless fueltank shield (over the old one).

>

>I removed my antenna & mount, the aircleaner, and the spark plug wires,

>etc...

>

>then I noticed that I'd have to REALLY bend up the panel to get it

>passed

>

>the valve cover....or take the rear deck off.....as it is binding on

>both.

>

>======

>

>Hmmmm..   This does not seem right.....So HOW DO YOU install this panel

>?

>

>Chuck

>#4580

>

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