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Cool post, the MIP stuff is always interesting. I'm surprised by the 1992 date, I thought these were older. Anybody know when these first came out, how long they were produced?

“SO YOU DIDN’T TURN AND LET OFF IN TIME? WELL, DON’T WORRY. JUST CALL THE MIP QUICK SHIP PARTS ORDER LINE.”

...and here's the adjustable belt slipper I have aswell.

Thanks, very nice of you to scan the manual

Happy to help out.

Bormac:

Just curious, was there any reason why you did not post the page 5 and 7 of the manual?

Thanks anyway.

tiger1 wrote:Bormac:

Just curious, was there any reason why you did not post the page 5 and 7 of the manual?

Thanks anyway.

They were there, encoding was just not totally right

Wow, that was fast!!! Thanks, now I see the page 5 and 7. This solve many issues in my head.

Thanks a million.

Thankyou for the help Asso.

always welcome guys!

Interesting way to mount the servo, I may try that for a couple old ones with broken ears I have acquired in used cars.

Seeing as how I found I had saved these pictures I thought I would try and fix it.

















and finally

Thanks,

I realy appreciate it, now I can take the car apart with out breaking something, I noticed some cars that I have seen on the site have the standard pulleys front and rear and some have a rear slipper pulley, mine does not have the rear slipper was the slipper a later addition or option? thanks again for the info let me know if your looking for anything in particular I would be glad to help.

Regards, 73rscamx

Slipper must have come later and was probably an option. Surprisingly a nip slipper just sold in our BST section about a week ago. Unfortunately I have never seen another come up on eBay or in our BST.