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Move to Chevelle Tech 2000 please because I struggle.

I was perusing the shelves at my local Walmart's automotive section while waiting for some tires to be balanced. I came across some neat little pumps. About the size of a small film canister and is driven off of 12 volts. Could be a nice discrete way to make use of what has broken on a lot of our cars.

It was $8.99 and came with wiring!

just an FYI for those that want functionality at a good price.

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71' 3880# with me. Big Block 402, Merlin oval heads, 10.2:1CR, TH400, 3.73 posi,
1/8th: 8.2 @ 86.8mph
1/4: 12.7 @ 107.8mph (1.93 sixty foot)
--have pulled a 1.85 sixty foot (before street tires or course).
Picture of me roasting the tires and other guy stuff (http://www.auburnextremeracing.com/drivers/mike/)
Video of me staging (smoke of course) (http://www.auburn.edu/~ledfojw/vids/mike_chevelle_burnout.avi)

[This message has been edited by BB_Mike (edited 09-19-2001).]

[This message has been edited by BB_Mike (edited 09-19-2001).]

Mike,

Thats good to know. I was just looking at this on my velle last weekend while pondering why in sam hell I cut the lip on my cowl induction hood that seals the hood to the air cleaner. Did it for clearance and carb related heat reasons.

Good to know Wally mart has a possible solution for atleast the wipers. Thanks.

I actually installed one of these on my velle and it works great. You have to remove the little circuit board that the current wiring plugs into though otherwise it doesn't work.



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Chris Dagenais
'71 Malibu with a home built 454! 12.7@107
"Our balls are bigger :)"
CDE Power! (http://www.71malibu.com)

mid to late 70's firebirds have the pump in the contaner ad the wiper motor has the cover that you need to take the old pump off