What is this?!?!?!
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TECH Resident
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From: Redondo Beach, CA
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there should be 3 of those wires 2 goes to the throttle body and the other goes to the hood latch ! I was just under my car and I'd swear i saw something like that bolted under the car near the center !
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TECH Resident
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Yeah man, i'm not entirely sure. I'm thinking its the TB cable from the original TB. I'll take some better pictures tomorrow. I also found an aftermarket alarm installed on there while I was snooping around. It's not active, which is why my clicker isn't working.
WTF GUYS! Man, I’m feeling old!
This is a hood lock cable from Wolo. It mounts on the radiator support and the sliding pin would go through a hole in a bracket bolted to the hood. On the other end of the cable, there’s a circular key cylinder that slides the cable. Also in the key end was a pair of wires on contacts that was an ignition kill. First made in 1965.
This is a hood lock cable from Wolo. It mounts on the radiator support and the sliding pin would go through a hole in a bracket bolted to the hood. On the other end of the cable, there’s a circular key cylinder that slides the cable. Also in the key end was a pair of wires on contacts that was an ignition kill. First made in 1965.
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TECH Resident
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From: Redondo Beach, CA
WTF GUYS! Man, I’m feeling old!
This is a hood lock cable from Wolo. It mounts on the radiator support and the sliding pin would go through a hole in a bracket bolted to the hood. On the other end of the cable, there’s a circular key cylinder that slides the cable. Also in the key end was a pair of wires on contacts that was an ignition kill. First made in 1965.
This is a hood lock cable from Wolo. It mounts on the radiator support and the sliding pin would go through a hole in a bracket bolted to the hood. On the other end of the cable, there’s a circular key cylinder that slides the cable. Also in the key end was a pair of wires on contacts that was an ignition kill. First made in 1965.
The car does have an aftermarket hood, so that would probably explain it. It's a suncoast ram air hood. What are your thoughts on that hood you guys?
hook looks decent, im more a fan of the WS6 hood for LT1 TA's but then again you dont want to be making a clone or anything god forbid you did that you might get shot by someone who paid soo much for their real WS6.
