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Adam Wartell
Are you able to post a picture? I suspect it's rear defroster, like you said.
Also, does it really say Stingray on the side of your 79?
-Adam Wartell
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malesandroI have added a picture for you to review and no it does not. I updated the post and took that word out. Thanks.
Adam WartellI have added a picture for you to review and no it does not. I updated the post and took that word out. Thanks.
The picture is not showing up. Make sure to click the "Upload Image" button above the message entry box, and follow the instructions to upload the photo then insert it into your message. Thanks!
-Adam Wartell
NCM Lifetime Member #1222
Founder: C3 Vette Registry
C4 Vette Registry, C6 Vette Registry
My first Vette, now owned by JB79:
malesandroOk, here is the image
Adams' AppleThat wire should be soldered to the defroster grid on the glass. If you look in the area you'll see where it is supposed to go. I would be very careful if you decide to solder it back on...that glass can shatter quickly if heated to much at once.
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KentvetteukOur '78 is an ex-Florida car an d the first owner apparently thought a defroster was not required - I wish he had visited Europe before ordering the car!
But, soldering the wire onto the the defroster circuit sounds scary! Just out of interest, is there another way to bond the wire to the defroster? A purely academic question in my case, but I just wondered......🤔
Allen Van De WegeAre you taking about the rear glass?
F4GaryAre you taking about the rear glass?
Re-read the OP.
malesandroThank you all for responding. I used JB Weld Steel stick epoxy and then took the T-tops of and held it down with a wood clamp. It worked really well and I did not need to solder.
Adam WartellThank you all for responding. I used JB Weld Steel stick epoxy and then took the T-tops of and held it down with a wood clamp. It worked really well and I did not need to solder.
Great news! Thanks for the update.
-Adam Wartell
NCM Lifetime Member #1222
Founder: C3 Vette Registry
C4 Vette Registry, C6 Vette Registry
My first Vette, now owned by JB79:
KentvetteukInteresting - I've never used JB Weld, but have heard good things. I'll have to remember it in future!👍