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1968 Swing Away location of interior vacuum canister

Started by bigdog01, February 16, 2019, 05:17:44 PM

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bigdog01

Does anyone have a picture of where the interior vacuum canister mounts?  I have everything installed, but cannot figure out where the interior canister mounts.

Coralsnake

Right below the ashtray. You will find a locator hole and a mounting hole

bigdog01

Same area as the fog lamp and defog switches mount?  I will look again, it seemed to get in the way of the switches.  I seen what looked like where it would go, but the cruise control switch is mounted there.

Coralsnake


Coralsnake


bigdog01

Thank you.  It will look so much better mounted than just hanging there.

Coralsnake

And it will work better, since it needs a ground  🐋

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68stangcjfb

Is that lineman's tape supposed to be on the steering column holding the turn signal switch wiring cover?
68 1/2 CJ Mustang GT FB auto 3.91s 68 1/2 CJ Torino GT FB 3.91s 60 Thunderbird 64 Falcon Sprint conv. 4Spd 65 Falcon Sedan Delivery 67 Fairlane 500 SW 428 4Spd, 68 Torino 4dr 95 Thunderbird SC. 89 F250 Supercab 2wd, 98 Mustang conv. 99 Jeep Cherokee 2002 Thunderbird. 96 Harley FLSTN Heritage Special

Coralsnake


bigdog01

The linemans tape solves a second problem.  My cover keeps falling off.  Thanks

Coralsnake


68stangcjfb

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Was it used on the saddle interior and cars without tilt away? Seems like it would stick out like a sore thumb on those cars
68 1/2 CJ Mustang GT FB auto 3.91s 68 1/2 CJ Torino GT FB 3.91s 60 Thunderbird 64 Falcon Sprint conv. 4Spd 65 Falcon Sedan Delivery 67 Fairlane 500 SW 428 4Spd, 68 Torino 4dr 95 Thunderbird SC. 89 F250 Supercab 2wd, 98 Mustang conv. 99 Jeep Cherokee 2002 Thunderbird. 96 Harley FLSTN Heritage Special

Coralsnake


Corey Bowcutt

I just finished installing the Tilt-A-Way stuff in my car.  I took these pictures of a car at a show a few years ago and they helped me out.  I hope they help you.

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