Jump post cover...
#2
Team Owner
well your halfway there,
you need the black cover that the screw on cap holds in place ,
look for one from an S4
you need the black cover that the screw on cap holds in place ,
look for one from an S4
#3
Nordschleife Master
That is the "cap".
The cover is the squarish boxy thing that keeps crap off of the 14pin.
Call Roger.
I made the exact same mistake. I knew I needed something, and when I called Roger the first time for an order, he asked something like "Do you need the cap? Or the cover?" Uhhhh...
He tried to describe it, but I was clueless (more so than lately, anyway). I mentioned that I had a pic of the engine in my intro thread, so he found it and took a look.
And sent me both the cap & cover.
The cover is the squarish boxy thing that keeps crap off of the 14pin.
Call Roger.
I made the exact same mistake. I knew I needed something, and when I called Roger the first time for an order, he asked something like "Do you need the cap? Or the cover?" Uhhhh...
He tried to describe it, but I was clueless (more so than lately, anyway). I mentioned that I had a pic of the engine in my intro thread, so he found it and took a look.
And sent me both the cap & cover.
#4
Three Wheelin'
Additional accessories sold separately...
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Made one out of a coffee container, spent about seventy hours cutting, bending, gluing, painting, recutting, rebending, , regluing, repainting, re-recutting, re-rebending, re-regluing, re-repainting, etc, etc.
You could do the same...or you can read my PM...and that would save you time.
Brian.
You could do the same...or you can read my PM...and that would save you time.
Brian.
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On my first car I thought the cover and cap were missing and ordered both. When I went to install the cap I found the old one hanging down and hidden. So now I have a spare.
The thin plastic covers tend to warp, even when new. A stronger alternative would sell like 'hot cakes'
The thin plastic covers tend to warp, even when new. A stronger alternative would sell like 'hot cakes'
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I still have some hand finish work to do to these forms and one little piece of masonite to glue to them where the mounting hole will be drilled. Then I have some red delrin bar stock to make the caps from, and I am having my son draw up for me my design of the cap lanyard to hold the cap to the brace underneath that I can have waterjet cut out of some suitable material.
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Mrmerlin: Yep, had to have the jump post cap. I had to reterminate an added wire before the cap would thread on properly.
I am working on the cover. Resolution in process.
Wisconsin Joe: Thanks for the clarification, I appreciate it! I am definitely clueless, and Roger has been patient with me.
jbrob007: yep, isn't everything...
Itoolio: Thanks for the photo and part number!
The Deputy: No, my fab-fu is not nearly what I think it is. I'll pass on the coffee can. However, PM has been replied to.
martinss: Good to know. We shall see.
MjRocket: Damned fine idea!
Jerry Feather: Oh sweet, those are beautiful! I am looking forward to them. Put me down for one.
Buccicone: Problem has been resolved.
MjRocket: See what you started...
Thanks!
Seth K. Pyle
I am working on the cover. Resolution in process.
Wisconsin Joe: Thanks for the clarification, I appreciate it! I am definitely clueless, and Roger has been patient with me.
jbrob007: yep, isn't everything...
Itoolio: Thanks for the photo and part number!
The Deputy: No, my fab-fu is not nearly what I think it is. I'll pass on the coffee can. However, PM has been replied to.
martinss: Good to know. We shall see.
MjRocket: Damned fine idea!
Jerry Feather: Oh sweet, those are beautiful! I am looking forward to them. Put me down for one.
Buccicone: Problem has been resolved.
MjRocket: See what you started...
Thanks!
Seth K. Pyle
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