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I am working on this "custom" Sprint Veloce. Would appreciate it if someone can post a pic as how the battery gets strapped in. All original components a ++.
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Here's the OG setup from my SprintV when it came to me.
The other side hooks into the notch punched into the bottom of the tray.
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chandlerman wrote: Here's the OG setup from my SprintV when it came to me. The other side hooks into the notch punched into the bottom of the tray. |
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GickSpeed wrote: So just a standard battery strap from p-range then. Got it. Seems like there is more going on there. |
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chandlerman wrote: Not on mine, which was as OG as they come when I got it (second owner, never tweaked/tuned a thing). It was still the original 6V electrical when I got it. |
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on the bottom, I think there's supposed to be rubber buffers that somewhat cradle the battery. on the top, I seem to remember a fuse holder? but don't hold me to that.
I'll peel thru my pics and see if I can firm up those suspicions. |
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greasy125 wrote: on the bottom, I think there's supposed to be rubber buffers that somewhat cradle the battery. on the top, I seem to remember a fuse holder? but don't hold me to that. I'll peel thru my pics and see if I can firm up those suspicions. |
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there was a gray plastic cover that hooked on the lower tabs and had a spring loaded quarter turn latch into the top bracket. assured nothing shorts out the battery terminals.
Been ~30 years since I saw one. |
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GickSpeed wrote: So just a standard battery strap from p-range then. Got it. Seems like there is more going on there. The three holes behind the battery are for rubber bumpers. Grey pad under the battery. Two holes above the regulator are for the clear covered fuse box. |
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oopsclunkthud wrote: there was a gray plastic cover that hooked on the lower tabs and had a spring loaded quarter turn latch into the top bracket. assured nothing shorts out the battery terminals. Been ~30 years since I saw one.
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I couldn't even find a picture of it on teh Interwebs, and Mike just goes and pulls one out of his parts stash.
Yet another reason I love this place.
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I was actually starting to think I had imagined the cover during some youthful experimentation.
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