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Old 01-20-2021, 01:53 PM   #21
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I thought it was a left handed smoke shifter or a tool to remove valve cover return springs!

That was the 2 items I was told to ask the parts department when I started working in the automotive field back in the 80’s! I never forgot it! Lol!
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I got one of those... it plays the "Happy Birthday" song
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It's miniature flux capacitor. You can get the full-size unit here.

https://www.oreillyauto.com/flux-500...lux+capacitor+
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I thought it was a left handed smoke shifter or a tool to remove valve cover return springs!

That was the 2 items I was told to ask the parts department when I started working in the automotive field back in the 80’s! I never forgot it! Lol!
Those were the good old days being a partsman. You could get a muffler bearing separately.
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Those were the good old days being a partsman. You could get a muffler bearing separately.
LOL! I forgot about those muffler bearings!
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It's miniature flux capacitor. You can get the full-size unit here.

https://www.oreillyauto.com/flux-500...lux+capacitor+
Dang it, you beat me to it!
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Old 01-20-2021, 04:03 PM   #27
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What is it

It could be a thermal demodulation valve or electric rheostat
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Tried that. It shows a thermos jug. I am leaning towards some part of a e-cig kit my mil had at one time.

Looks like the battery to a Vape Cigarette (E--Cig). The battery screws on to the compartment which has the vape fluid and pipe.
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I have had one of those we use for every birthday the last 15 years.
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I was only kidding, it really is the key for the Turbo Encabulator.

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I was only kidding, it really is the key for the Turbo Encabulator.

Thanks for posting this Norty1. The presenter using his laymen's terminology made the component's technical application process easy to understand.
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Those were the good old days being a partsman. You could get a muffler bearing separately.
Yeah, we kept the muffler bearings right at the back of aisle 12 near the blinker fluid. I think you could also get a radiator cap for a VW Beetle over in that department as well...

My favorite was the empty battery casing we kept around for display purposes. It had no lead plates in it, it was just the casing. Had real terminal posts and everything. Looked no different than every other battery on the shelf. We'd strain and strain and carry it over to the new guy when he wasn't paying attention and grunt, "OMG, can you hold this for me!" while dropping it in their arms. The look on their faces was absolutely priceless!

When it was done to me, I simply stepped back and let the guy drop it. I learned long ago it's better to let heavy things hit the floor than let them hit me. If it's heavy and I'm not ready to take it, and you try to hand it to me, I will straight up back away and let you drop it ... every time.
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Thanks for posting this Norty1. The presenter using his laymen's terminology made the component's technical application process easy to understand.
I'd never seen that! That's ABSOLUTE GOLD right there!
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