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Old 09-15-2011, 01:31 PM   #3376
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I use yahoo. I check my build at least once a day and here lately I hardly get any notifications of new post. There are a couple post I get notifications daily and haven't checked that particular thread for some time. Thanks for looking into it.
No prob...I'll let you know when I find out something...one way or another
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Old 09-15-2011, 01:34 PM   #3377
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Re: Project Vitamin C-10

Whenever you log onto the forum you'll (or at least should) get new notifications for ALL threads you've subscribed to...not just the ones that you've actually visited.

Can you check and make sure a notification email didn't get into a spam folder possibly? That is a problem that's been mentioned...
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Old 09-15-2011, 02:04 PM   #3378
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Whenever you log onto the forum you'll (or at least should) get new notifications for ALL threads you've subscribed to...not just the ones that you've actually visited.

Can you check and make sure a notification email didn't get into a spam folder possibly? That is a problem that's been mentioned...
If I go to user cp when I sign in I can see all updated threads.

I did get one notification just now for you recent reply. I didnt get one for your last message. I check spam about every other day and haven't seen anything there.
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Old 09-15-2011, 03:16 PM   #3379
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If I go to user cp when I sign in I can see all updated threads.

I did get one notification just now for you recent reply. I didnt get one for your last message. I check spam about every other day and haven't seen anything there.
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Liz mentioned that others have had issues with Yahoo mail. Try this:

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The first thing for him to do is to add the site to the allowed email or safe senders list. The second is to check his spam settings, and ensure he is allowing site mail.
I'm pretty sure the spam thing isn't it but see if you add the site to the allowed list if that helps...
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Old 09-15-2011, 03:23 PM   #3380
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Yep. Yahoo (& ATT) were blocking/auto-spamming my responses also. I use another account for my board(s) e-mail.
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Old 09-15-2011, 06:32 PM   #3381
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since my last visit i have not gotten any notification from your thread

I am aware that you have to visit to keep getting updates and I also get mail from this site on one thread that I rarely visit and then I got the updates today on 198Plus build which i posed a comment last night

I am using Yahoo and it has not been an issue in the past until the last few months I suppose I will follow Liz's advice and see if it changes anything

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Old 09-15-2011, 07:31 PM   #3382
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Alan I don't get notifications from your thread either.........I think your thread has screwed the Internet up with your view count and post
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Old 09-15-2011, 08:24 PM   #3383
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Alan, if you ever have a question about wiring, this guy is a genius with it. I cant tell you how many times i have had a wiring question about air suspension or just my truck in general and he has hit it right on EVERY time.
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Lots of progress, looking good!! I'm still not getting notifications on your thread like I used too so I forget to stop by more often
Thanks Kevin, my notifications are hit-n-miss

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I made these diagrams to help my customers.

This is how I wire up a compressor for air bags with the relay switching positive power. It can be used for cooling fans also.

This one is with negative switching. I think it works best for higher amp draws. Use a 30/40 amp relay. I never had overheated wires or terminals this way.
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Liz mentioned that others have had issues with Yahoo mail. Try this:

I'm pretty sure the spam thing isn't it but see if you add the site to the allowed list if that helps...
I signed into yahoo at home and can't find where it is i need to go to add the site to be allowed. Why does it work good at times then it doesn't?

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since my last visit i have not gotten any notification from your thread

I am aware that you have to visit to keep getting updates and I also get mail from this site on one thread that I rarely visit and then I got the updates today on 198Plus build which i posed a comment last night

I am using Yahoo and it has not been an issue in the past until the last few months I suppose I will follow Liz's advice and see if it changes anything

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Alan I don't get notifications from your thread either.........I think your thread has screwed the Internet up with your view count and post
you might be right.

I'm still running wires inside the cab. Nothing really to post about as far as progress.
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Old 09-15-2011, 09:06 PM   #3384
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I'm doing the fan wiring on the 57 Panel. When I'm done I'll post pictures.
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I followed Liz's Advice and it seems as though it may have worked, I just got the e-mail so maybe it is working now!!!

To Do what Liz suggest is basically just adding the e-mail address of the e-mail from the site to your contact list
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Old 09-15-2011, 10:45 PM   #3386
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Re: Project Vitamin C-10

I am using MSN for my mail. I am subscribed to a lot of threads here but not all are sending a notification of at least one new response or bump to the thread.

Dennis Why are you switching grounds???
When I was programming DC systems I know you can either sink or source a DC signal... I was just wondering why you choose to do it this way..

I always hate the thought of switching a neutral (in AC ) or a ground (in DC) . If the ground wire shorts out before it gets to the relay contacts , the load is energized on with no way to shut it down. in a motor load this can be dangerous.
But, If the hot lead is switched through the contacts then to the load, And something shorts , the fuse blows, if the ground shorts after the load , well it is grounded anyway, no problems
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Old 09-15-2011, 11:14 PM   #3387
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Dennis Why are you switching grounds???
When I was programming DC systems I know you can either sink or source a DC signal... I was just wondering why you choose to do it this way..

I always hate the thought of switching a neutral (in AC ) or a ground (in DC) . If the ground wire shorts out before it gets to the relay contacts , the load is energized on with no way to shut it down. in a motor load this can be dangerous.
But, If the hot lead is switched through the contacts then to the load, And something shorts , the fuse blows, if the ground shorts after the load , well it is grounded anyway, no problems
I mount the relay close to the Compressor, or in this case the cooling fan. Small chance of anything shorting the ground to ground. I've been doing it this way for years and never had a comeback or a problem. The other way is good too if you use the correct size wires, and have good connections. You can also have a problem if the plus wire shorts to ground.
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Old 09-16-2011, 12:33 AM   #3388
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I followed Liz's Advice and it seems as though it may have worked, I just got the e-mail so maybe it is working now!!!

To Do what Liz suggest is basically just adding the e-mail address of the e-mail from the site to your contact list
I'll try that, thanks.

A few pics of progress, not much to see. The mess in the floor is organized madness.
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Old 09-18-2011, 12:14 AM   #3389
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Blasted the inside trim panels. Both are done.

I also need some suggestions on which steering wheel to use. Ya'll got any?

Here's a pic of a Impala wheel. Don't know if I want an OE look or a billet.
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Old 09-18-2011, 10:02 AM   #3390
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i say go with the billet! that grey would liked of match the roof, the chrome on the wheel would match the inside pieces and since you've customized your truck that impala steering wheel wouldnt look right to me!! but thats just my .02 cents
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I put this one on the 57 Panel I'm working on.


You can also get a 59 wheel that is made into a 15" er.


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Old 09-18-2011, 01:37 PM   #3392
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if you could find 59 impala wheel in gray that would be nice, just cant get enough of that dash, man that thing is sweet.
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I vote for the Billet wheel!!
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if you could find 59 impala wheel in gray that would be nice, just cant get enough of that dash, man that thing is sweet.
Definetly like the idea of the 59 wheel and the one strodder showed can be painted to match your gray.
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Old 09-18-2011, 07:39 PM   #3395
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you have an impala dash you should go with impala steering wheel
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Old 09-18-2011, 08:49 PM   #3397
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i say go with the billet! that grey would liked of match the roof, the chrome on the wheel would match the inside pieces and since you've customized your truck that impala steering wheel wouldnt look right to me!! but thats just my .02 cents
Since the Impala wheel is paintable, I'm leaning that way. Thanks for the input.

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You can also get a 59 wheel that is made into a 15" er.


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I'm liking it. Maybe just paint the top and bottom section of the band between the chrome rings the same color silver as the roof and gauge pods. Leaving the center and left and right hand grips black.


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if you could find 59 impala wheel in gray that would be nice, just cant get enough of that dash, man that thing is sweet.
Thanks, Man!! What about the idea I mentioned above.

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I vote for the Billet wheel!!
I was thinking billet til I saw the Impala wheel is paintable. BTW, thanks for the input.

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The wiring is done unde the cab. That's what it looked like once I got under it.



Not sure about this route for the wires. Trying to keep it in the rails and away from the headers. These wires are for the starter, lights, and horn so far. I will keep them away from the A arm if I decide to run it this way for sure.







And routed up under the battery on the right rail.

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Looking nice Alan, and nice choice on the steering wheel.
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Alan, just an idea, get some small PVC, and run the wires through it. You can clamp the PVC to the inside of the inner fenders.
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Looking nice Alan, and nice choice on the steering wheel.
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Alan, just an idea, get some small PVC, and run the wires through it. You can clamp the PVC to the inside of the inner fenders.
I'll look into that some more. In hind sight I should have welded some tubing up inside the channel of the inner fenders. That way I could route and protect the wires to the radiator support.

Got some relays for the headlight upgrade.

Also brushed another coat of urethane on the wood. I know ya'll are tired of seeing pics of the wood (so am I), but it is driving me crazy. I know the way I want it too look.
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