1966 Lincoln continental convertible flipper panel

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  • čas přidán 26. 03. 2020
  • Flipper panel motor gear transmission replacement and disassembly

Komentáře • 7

  • @dlucas527
    @dlucas527 Před rokem +1

    I like your car and I thought many times I would have wanted a convertible. I was wrong. I am soooo happy mine is not a convertible. Still, I am learning a lot. I have great folks who can do this work for me but I want to do it myself. Also, I do not like taking my car to the shop. They keep it forever.

  • @Chucksnbooze
    @Chucksnbooze Před 4 lety +1

    I appreciate your videos. I am going to start my project again. I just ordered the Edelbrock 1406 to tackle this weekend. Your vid on that is awesome. Then ill be moving to tackle the disastrous convertible top system. It's a complete mess.

    • @bubbasanders8916
      @bubbasanders8916  Před 4 lety +1

      Plenty of videos on the tops...let me know if there is something specific you are looking for.

    • @Chucksnbooze
      @Chucksnbooze Před 4 lety +1

      @@bubbasanders8916 thanks man, So the top is non operational. Looks like the previous owner started and never finished. Question- All of the hydraulic rams have been disconnected and thrown in the trunk. How do I tell if they are good? I can't extend the rod on any of them.

    • @bubbasanders8916
      @bubbasanders8916  Před 4 lety

      @@Chucksnbooze you'll have to put power to the pumps. Follow my videos on the 61 continental to get started.

  • @jonzylstra9820
    @jonzylstra9820 Před rokem +2

    maybe you have something that can help me with my 67 continental 4door convertable. the deck lid wont come down?? it was working one minute then it wasnt. any help would be greatly appreciated

    • @bubbasanders8916
      @bubbasanders8916  Před rokem

      I'll need lots more info. Top up or down? Flipper up or down? Are the locks turning? Is the relay for the trunk pump clicking? Have you jumped the relay for the trunk pump?