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There has to be some random universal ones that will fit right ? Or one from an Impala or something

$10 a foot how many feet did you need ?

1978 New Yorker , my 79 Chevy truck you can reach your arm up from the back and twist and they come out the back

Can you pop them out from the back like a GM car? Or does the bezel and everything have to come out and replace them from the front ? One of my turn signal ones is broken

I got it working! A little advice: DONT use one of the two bolts holding the plate for the flasher as a ground; It's not actually connected to the chassis. I used a bolt from the steering column and that's what made it work! Also, I DID have to reverse the polarity with two jumper wires and...

Yes, I was kind of thinking maybe using the bolt I used to ground it on wasn't a good bolt? I can buy another one sure. The bulbs themselves are not actually LED's (yet), but it doesn't matter does it ? I figured it wouldn't.

My flasher was behaving erratically when I turned on the signals: half the time it wouldn't flash, sometimes very slowly, sometimes worked fine. So I figured I'd buy an LED flasher so that I wouldn't have to worry about that stuff. I bought a CEC industries one. I tried it, no flashy at all...

Amazing job, Put that 3D model in thingiverse! Or send it to me and I'll do it! 3D models of replacement parts should be open to all!

Replaced the gasket, a 10 pack of these things is $3 at AutoZone so that's cool. I refilled the system and drove it around and applied black light. I see a little green on the back of the compressor but. I'm pretty sure it's residue from the last time. It's light. and i see some residue on the...

I have filled the system twice now, I'm kind of noticing the AC compressor stays engaged, it never stops, even when full of refrigerant. Is this normal?? On GM cars it cycles on and off I've yet to see it cycle off If I turn off ac it does engage clutch and turn off though

Found this, I did have to remove that tube to get the Schrader valve out. But the fact that it's running down the compressor leads me to believe that is it since when I removed the pipe, I did not replace the seal. It's only $3 at AutoZone, fingers crossed (color goes from blue to purple on cell...

Good news: I added that ester oil, and r152 (air in a can) works like a charm! Would definitely recommend! Bad news: still a leak somewhere :( the system is completely empty after less than 24 hours. I notice the gooey stuff covering the AC expansion valve glows green all over (green from...

I got it out with reverse bits. Lots of brass dust came out, I got a set, started out tiny and got progressively larger. Eventually I used a pick and stabbed it inside! Like it fell in the tube. I tried and tried to shop vac it out, it did not work :( tried using a straw, tried the whole...

I know right haha, I'd like to think that they sell something that's female on one end and male on the other, like some kind of short extension, so if I mess up the inside threads I can screw a new schrader valve on top

So what got me into 152, was that the system has a leak, but I needed to put DYE in it and run the system..but I wasn't going to buy r12 for the sole purpose of it leaking out. So I saw YouTube videos of people filling their r12 systems with propane cans from the camping section, or air in a...

I was gonna try a drill bit, or reverse drill bit, and a shop vac, and some coffee stirrers, or a straw. I assume it's a hollow hole once I get it out ?

First one came out so easy I felt confident and did the second one, only the center came out, so I poked at it with a pick, didn't help, how do I get this out ?

You know what, ester oil is compatible with mineral oil, and esther oil is compatible with r152a, so how about I vaccum pump it out, and then since I will be putting less refrigerant than r12, I throw some ester oil in there too

I'm seeing mixed things online about r12 mineral oil and r152. On paper they aren't compatible, Various people online say it's fine and works great. I talked to an old timer AC guy , he says these old compressors don't really care about what oil is in it, they aren't as sensitive as newer...

R152a is air in a can and it's about $7 a bottle of 10 oz. There are numerous people online who say they just threw r152 and their R12 system and it works great. So I'm going to try it