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CONSOLE VACUUM GAUGE & SHIFTER QUESTION
Hi Guys,A couple questions about a 66 gto...Any pics & answers would be appreciated.(1) I'd like to find out the proper routing & connection of the vacuum hose from the console to the engine compartment (2)The throw on my shifter goes too far forward & it hits the lower part of the console bezel...Can the shifter be adjusted to bring the reverse location of the stick back far enough to avoid it hitting? I thank you for your time & knowledge....."Pete"
P.S Does anyone have any radio knobs in nice condition for a 66 gto they want to sell Last edited by SUGAGOAT; 01-17-2007 at 12:35 AM. |
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The shifter itself is adjustable on the transmission. Two bolts hold it to the transmission shifter plate, one is a pivot, and one slides in an arc. The bottom bolt is the pivot whereas the top travels in an arc. I am not sure how easily the top bolt is accessed from underneath the car. I hope this helps. If you adjust it too "far" back it may hit the console estouchon. -Jesse
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I ran my hose thru the steering coloumn hole in the firewall. Works fine and was easy. It might not be correct though.
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The original directions:
Vacuum Gauge, dealer install accessory, field kit, all: 1965-6 A body Pontiac.
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Peter Serio Owner, Precision Pontiac |
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Vacuum Gauge, Part 2:
The step-by-step:
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Shifter hits the console bezel:
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Pete
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Hi guys, Thanks for the input. And a big thanks to Pete Serio for the diagrams for the vacuum gauge set up...
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Hi, sure, glad to help out. I have read some many good things on these forums & gotten a lot of ideas for working on my cars! Pete
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awesome diagrams indeed
i was wondering what that daggone hole was in my firewall - the vacume guage in the box of parts and the hole in the console solve that puzzle
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Clay Marsh 1967 GTO convertible Twin Turbo 5spd project http://forums.performanceyears.com/f...d.php?t=618281 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ9KworCMRE |
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