Indicator problem solved

[Jock Guzzi]

I posted last week re my indicator problem. Black alloy Oxford Products Micro Indicators seem to do the trick. A little before and after action below.

[DeBenGuzzi]

they look great I'll get thier carbon ones after I get pauls tailsection.

[beauchemin]

Hey cool plate hangar & tail light - where/what are they from?

[Ballacraine]

Those look pretty smart.

 

Couldn't see them listed on MPS site.....

 

Where did you find them, please?

 

Nige.

[Martin Barrett]

Hey cool plate hangar & tail light - where/what are they from?

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Those look pretty smart.

 

Couldn't see them listed on MPS site.....

 

Where did you find them, please?

 

Nige. 

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Not wishing to be a smart arse but I looked it up earlier

[Jock Guzzi]

Looks like Mr Barrett beat me to it, though don't know how to do a linky thing so thanks for saving me from doing a copy paste job.

[mdude]

nice rear. I have the same one lying in my cupboard, from Corsaitaliana. Think Ill go with the same Micros.

 

Did you do anything to protect the electric connections on the back of the assembly? On mine they are completely nekkid without any rubber thingy or anything, and will be exposed to all kinds of water and grime. I think maybe Ill cover it with a lump of silicone or something...

[Paul Minnaert]

these lights look like kellermann :

http://www.kellermann-online.com/

 

you can buy them at a lot of sources

[docc]

 

Did you do anything to protect the electric connections on the back of the assembly? On mine they are completely nekkid without any rubber thingy or anything, and will be exposed to all kinds of water and grime. I think maybe Ill cover it with a lump of silicone or something...

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Get some 'heat shrink tubing' from an electronics supply. Cut to length to cover the connector, ( apply silicone dielectric grease to the connector), slide it over the wire, hook it up and heat shrink the tubing to a tight fit . They make little air heat guns for this but I use a butane lighter.

[antonio carroccio]

Once I have posted this link to a great site.

It is an interesting alternative.

Well, to make this story short, I have got a couple of mirrors for my Le Mans.

I am still satisfying with them.

 

 

 

http://www.cyccon.com/

[mdude]

Get some 'heat shrink tubing' from an electronics supply. Cut to length to cover the connector, ( apply silicone dielectric grease to the connector), slide it over the wire, hook it up and heat shrink the tubing to a tight fit . They make little air heat guns for this but I use a butane lighter.

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ahhh, of course... I knew that...