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    How stiff should the bib hinge be?

    Man, Kroil is good stuff. The hinge now freely rotates. I sprayed some in there, then padded my vice and locked the base. Used a padded set of channel locks and worked it back and forth a bit. Moves freely now!
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    How stiff should the bib hinge be?

    Ya, so I let mine sit in Evapo-Rust overnight, I thought that would do the trick but no luck. Im going to try some heat and penetrating oil see if that loosen it up
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    How stiff should the bib hinge be?

    Now im wondering if I misnamed the part. Im talking about this thing. It's not my photo, but it's descriptive.
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    How stiff should the bib hinge be?

    I have some Kroil so I got that goin for me. When you say heat it up you mean with a torch or in an oven at 400 for 20 mins. I have a curing oven in my shop so thats easy to do.
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    How stiff should the bib hinge be?

    Im currently working on putting my front bib back together after some restoration. I noticed that the hinge, which is not attached to anything, is very stiff. I cant pivot it at all with my hands. Im concerned if I attach it all, bib, hinge, frame, back together, it could bend the sheet metal...
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    Troublesome rear turn signal voltage.

    I got around to pulling apart, cleaning the contacts, and re-lubricating the ball bearing slide on the Hazard switch (thanks @ Engineer8000 for the box tip, that was super handy). Since I was in that mode, I pulled apart and cleaned the wiper and the fan switches, too, and then also replaced...
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    Troublesome rear turn signal voltage.

    I got conscripted into hanging Xmas lights, so I didn't get too far into this investigation over the weekend. I did have a moment to get the hazard switch out, though. It's not as bad as some other parts of this rig, but it's definitely dirty and looks to have a good amount of dirt and dust in...
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    Troublesome rear turn signal voltage.

    Thanks all for the support, and directions! Thanks, Matt, for the photos and right-angle tool suggestion! I'll likely get to this on Sunday and let you all know what I find.
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    Troublesome rear turn signal voltage.

    s***, I totally missed your response! Thank you!
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    Troublesome rear turn signal voltage.

    Great thanks! Does anyone know the easiest way to access/remove the hazard pull switch so I can clean it up and hit it with detox-it before I spend money on a new one?
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    Troublesome rear turn signal voltage.

    Thats a good idea i need to do that for my friends whos house im always at fixing stuff.
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    Troublesome rear turn signal voltage.

    Gotcha, ya that makes sense, I've been extending new grounds from good points on the frame that are then tied to the neg terminal. Im a power distribution electrical engineer by trade. While at work, im pretty experienced, but I find when im home, all my knowledge and experience eludes me at...
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    Troublesome rear turn signal voltage.

    No, I tried that, but it stays the same. I also get good voltage at that location to the other circuits coming into that connector (breaks and running lights) Thats a good idea. Is that the same as the hazard switch? If not, where is that box? I didnt think to check the voltage at the...
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    Troublesome rear turn signal voltage.

    Hi all, I am working on the rear tail lights. My 40 is a late 77 build. I bought an aftermarket replacement set from SOR and had to replace the connectors on the units with the ones off my trashed old tail lights. In the process, I also removed an old trailer brake system and some very chewed-up...
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    Help with hard line ID please.

    But 77740F looks like it goes to nowhere, which tracks with venting to the atmosphere? Also the inspection procedure seems to confirm this
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