As I posted earlier I had the power window in my wifes mercury crap out due to the regulator failing, I ordered the replacement regulator from ROCK AUTO, and got the factory replacement quality replacement ordered for $102, its on its way, so I decided to go remove the defective one while I await its replacements arrival.
trust me when I mention bending down and looking for screws on a lower door is not a good deal of fun with most of your left leg black and blue and tender and noticeably resistant to movement.
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I walked out to the shop to work and BEFORE I turned on the ceiling fans and roof e vac fans, the inside shop tempo was 104F here in south Florida, that dropped rapidly once the fans were switched on to the outside temp of 94F but its still too hot to be comfortable working on the car unless you have poured a bit of water over your head and shirt to allow evaporation to help, and yeah I could have installed air conditioning but the power bill is already destroying my limited budget so thats not even an Idea ill look into with a large shop.
now most of the year here in Florida the outside temps tend to be in the mid 80Fto low 90F, winter temps rarely dip below 40F, and Ive seen only twice in the last 50 years where it snowed here and that melted as it hit the ground, but its also rather rare for the inside shop temps to exceed about 95F BEFORE I turn on the FANS
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trust me when I mention bending down and looking for screws on a lower door is not a good deal of fun with most of your left leg black and blue and tender and noticeably resistant to movement.
viewtopic.php?f=89&t=9466&p=34694&hilit=mercury#p34694
I walked out to the shop to work and BEFORE I turned on the ceiling fans and roof e vac fans, the inside shop tempo was 104F here in south Florida, that dropped rapidly once the fans were switched on to the outside temp of 94F but its still too hot to be comfortable working on the car unless you have poured a bit of water over your head and shirt to allow evaporation to help, and yeah I could have installed air conditioning but the power bill is already destroying my limited budget so thats not even an Idea ill look into with a large shop.
now most of the year here in Florida the outside temps tend to be in the mid 80Fto low 90F, winter temps rarely dip below 40F, and Ive seen only twice in the last 50 years where it snowed here and that melted as it hit the ground, but its also rather rare for the inside shop temps to exceed about 95F BEFORE I turn on the FANS
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viewtopic.php?f=28&t=4865&p=13365#p13365
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=10467