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Wes V (Guest)

Well, I removed the screw from the door jam post and I comes out fine. The threads on the screw seem to be worn out. I took one screw from the pasengers side, which looks great and put it on the drivers side, which worked fine. There does not seem to be any rust in this area. I will be looking for some new screws though. Are these pretty standard items that one could get from a Ford dealer or Hall, or are they some special type of screw? I haven't started looking yet. As for the wiring, it all seems to be just fine. Heck, the windows even worked after I put some fuses in. All the gauges work except for the temperature gauge. There is a wire that connectes to the pressure tank. Is that the tempature sender?

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