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Help Identifying Dash Light

  • Dr. Pepper PhD.
    Dr. Pepper PhD.
    Senior Member
    • 1301

    #16
    If you pull the glovebox out and behind it does not look like this:



    Then you need to repair it. Replacement birds can be acquired from your local Jack's (You can still get these from the dealer, but they will kill you on shipping) and you need to wire it shut. You can use zip ties to repair your cage, but keep in mind some birds can chew through the ties, and will escape again. Also if you hear a flapping noise when you turn on your air/heat, you should probably pull your blower motor and remove the remaining parts of your OEM bird. Make sure when you put the glovebox back, that you do not pinch the cage between it and the firewall, this can cause for warping of the cage and if the sides do not align your bird can escape again.

    All that said, if you pull your glovebox and your bird is there and happy, you need to check the wiring your birdcage sensor, before replacing, because most parts techs will have a bitch of a time locating a new one. Somewhere on these forums there is a part number for it, but I do not have it easily accessible.
    88SS - #300 - http://z31performance.com/showthread.php?18360
  • reddzx
    reddzx
    Senior Citizen
    • 6440

    #17
    inqui-Z-tor;347573 wrote: I wish I was 6' tall and better looking .. LOL

    Genetics, mother nature, etc .. prevent that.

    Come to think of it .. "your wish" has about the same chances …
    LOL



    1988 300ZX Turbo, Shiro Special #760
    1988 300ZX Turbo Automatic (wife's car)
    1991 Hard-body 2WD

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  • Z_Karma
    Z_Karma
    Administrator
    • 3318

    #18
    inqui-Z-tor;347573 wrote: I wish I was 6' tall and better looking .. LOL

    Genetics, mother nature, etc .. prevent that.

    Come to think of it .. "your wish" has about the same chances …
    http://goo.gl/maps/snFBc


    84 AE/Shiro #683/Shiro #820/84 Turbo