I have:
- Installed all brake lines, master cylinder and blanking plate
- Installed the wiper motor (it was easy)
- Fitted the steering column (but will have to adjust)
- Did a quick front end alignment
- Run wiring to the voltage regulator, starter solenoid, turn indicator flasher, wiper motor, and headlight switch
- Installed a new seal and test fitted the heater box (it's not bolted down)
- Test fitted the heater fan (you can't see it)
- Installed the inner door lock mechanism
Installing the front driver's brake line was a bear. The line I had wouldn't fit no matter what I did; it was too short. I ended up removing the steering rack and running a longer line (for which I used my flaring tool--needed it once in 20 years, and it was worth having it). But everything fits properly now.
I found out that the clutch line I had was too rusted to reuse, so I have a new one on order. Once I fit it and the slave cylinder, I'll fill the brake system and bleed the brakes. (The clutch, bring hydraulic, shares the same reservoir as the brakes.)
I like being able to roll the car around and use the wheel to steer. It's so novel!
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