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Thanks for the guidance. It appreas a 35amp alternator used on 73-75 Honda Civics. I'll make a trip back to the auto parts store to see what we can come up with.
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I'm in need of guidance regarding a part number for the regulator on my Long EZ. The original builder is no longer with us and his notes do not identify this part. He installed a Nippondenso alternator part number 02100-3540-12V-12M. The regulator is black with five wires of which two (white), were not used. The wires being used are green, black, and red. The regulator shows two numbers: 6HD and what appears to be 1762, but not entirely sure. I sure would appreciate any guidance from group members. Our local automparts folks have not been able to help me determine a replacement regulator. Thanks in advance. Lane Taylor 213EZ
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Sorry Wayne. My original post was wrong "right" not "left" starboard not port; my bust. Thanks again, Lane
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Thanks Wayne. The area is over the baggage opening as you pointed out. However, it's on the right strake, which is also the hinge side of the canopy so entry would be from the other side. Appreciate your feedback. Lane
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I noticed a 2.5" lifting "bubble", on the upper surface of the left strake of my recently purchased Long EZ. The area is approximately 3" lateral of the fuselage and approximately 4" back from the most forward edge of the strake. When depressed, the underlying structure feels firm. My research so far indicates that injecting this area with epoxy and weighting will resolve the problem, but I'd appreciate expert guidance from the group. My EZ has 218 hrs TT and was completed by its original owner in '86. Overall, and excellent build and this appears the only problem area. Thanks, Lane Taylor, N213EZ, KOSC