1975 Volvo 164 Electric EV build - Part 4 - Door components/Trim 140 164

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Episode 3 - Leather Reupholstery: • 1975 Volvo 164 EV buil...
Episode 4: is the door components and trim -- two very common wear items on the Volvo 140 and 164. Then moving day as I get the better garage! VP-Autoparts.com for everything these cars need!
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[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear David Bello. In Germany I know it as pozidriv (PZ) and there are two differences to philips (PH). You are able to see 4 tiny arrow-shaped elevations pointing to the tip. That's what a PH bit/screwdriver doesn't have. Therefore it's the most obvious difference and easy to see. 2) The PZ bit tip is a little bit blunt/wider. You can (but shouldn't) use a PH for PZ screws but usually not the other way around. If you do, you usually damage the screw head. Please kindly allow me to suggest that you stick a supposedly fitting PZ bit in a PH screw head while looking through a magnifying glass. And a supposedly fitting PH in a PZ screw head. Best regards, luck and health in particular.

[@paul66766]

@11:50 you can also use a JIS #2. As the name implies, they're much more common on Japanese vehicles, I've found that they work really great on any #2 Phillips that's already seen a little bit of cam-out

[@bsheedy7639]

Nice one DB. Fan, Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

[@Bonzoguy66]

Did you ever consider , finding a pair of late 75 TE taillights, for your TE EV . They are wider , like the 264.

[@morecomplex5233]

keep on learning ( In 06482 , I have a 75 with only 26 k.....)

[@maxvanrunkle1052]

David thanks for your videos, this is slightly off topic but I have a question: I am here in Southern California living with two Volvo 122s both of which have B20 engines. I need to pull one of the cylinder heads to do a valve job and need a good machine shop to help me do that part of the job, can you help me find a machine shop? Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@paliacho9]

This is CA or NM? And you rent the garage from the neighbor? Just curious.

[@chaunceylocklear3661]

Where are you getting your music from? Looking good.

[@bradrajala7839]

Excellent video David, love the restoration content!

[@SteveLowtwait]

That opening sequence with the door handle was mesmerizing. You're getting a lot of good work done on this car. I look forward to more.

[@idonotwantahandle2]

The door handle trims appear to be not available. I contacted Skandix in Germany and was told there is no demand for reproductions. I managed to find one on eBay from a seller in California.

[@miannucci3148]

Hi David could you help me with my g l1985 it has rust but not alot

[@helloandrewc]

How did I not realize how tall you are until now?

[@lunkanx7804]

😎👍

[@einfeldt777]

Nice progress, it’s already a great journey, looking forward to next video 👍🤗