any [/i]automotive condensor will work - go to Halfords!)
- Some want it to look right, so reuse the clip.
Thanks Dave.
This is all that I have needed to know all along, and is why Rumcars is the group to join.
Would the MOC have allowed this info to be made so public as it would jeopardize their sales to the ignorant?
I would feel a little better about their sales scheme if they let this fact be known to potential buyers.
But not better enough to pay twice as much plus postage to the US , plus waiting for a week or two, plus membership dues to a club that specializes in a car that I do not own so they can provide the privilege of free membership/ magazines to their oldest members.
Free countries gravitate towards competitive free markets. So this type of enforced market bullying will likely soon go the way of the Dodo bird. Besides, to the American in me- it just seems wrongly spirited to take advantage of information that they should otherwise share, or say that their enforced premiums subsidize their development of products, whilst this one should only have been marketed at a premium price if some effort was expended to make it appear more original.
Now for the next important point, as I did promptly travel a whole mile to my local auto parts store and just spend $6 on a similar looking can with a separate strap over bracket.
Can the old bracket be soldered to the new can without damaging it?
If so, anybody have any tips on an appropriate technique?
If I can get this info and also find a way to check to see if my efforts toward this end have damaged the unit internally- I may have a go at it.
If not I may have try epoxying it and hope that they don't run too hot. :