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Discussion in '348/355' started by tashier, Mar 3, 2009.

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  1. tashier

    tashier Formula Junior

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    #1 tashier, Mar 3, 2009
    Where is it located? I should also mention I am talking about a 355. :D
     
  2. cuneo

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    #2 cuneo, Mar 3, 2009
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    front boot, under the removable panels over the wheels. US models are on pass. side. Push down on the panel while pulling up on the knobs.
     
  3. 285ferrari

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    #3 285ferrari, Mar 3, 2009
    My knobs unscrew...
     
  4. cf355

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    #4 cf355, Mar 3, 2009
    Your knobs unscrew? Seriously, the knobs on my access panel just pull up.
     
  5. f355jimv

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    #5 f355jimv, Mar 3, 2009
    The knobs on my 355 also are screw based.
     
  6. pino

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    #6 pino, Mar 3, 2009
    On my past '95, it was the pull up knobs,
    on my current '98, it has the screw knobs.
    I can't seem to remember if the '95 had the horsey on the knobs
    like the '98, though.
     
  7. cf355

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    #7 cf355, Mar 3, 2009
    I just checked and the 95 does have the 'horsey' on the knobs as well.
    That is strange.....why the change?
    Certainly the 'pull up design' is more user friendly than a screw type????
     
  8. cuneo

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    #8 cuneo, Mar 3, 2009
    Maybe the screws were more reliable/cost effective? The pull knob design seems a little janky on my 95.
     
  9. Loser

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    #9 Loser, Mar 3, 2009
    My 97 has the pull knobs. A couple of them get jammed every once in a while.
     
  10. mad dog

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    #10 mad dog, Mar 4, 2009
    I prefer a screw to just a pull myself.
     
  11. F129b

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    #11 F129b, Mar 4, 2009
    hahahahahaha
     
  12. vvassallo

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    #12 vvassallo, Mar 4, 2009
    Isn't it funny how you learn the weirdest things on FChat?!!!
     
  13. tashier

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    #13 tashier, Mar 4, 2009
    I am really glad I 'stumbled' on the battery switch. I would have been wondering why the He** I can't get any juice when I go to start this thing up soon. I checked today, found the switch and it was turned off by the previous mechanic.
     
  14. ferrari.ace

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    #14 ferrari.ace, Mar 6, 2009
    Standard procedure when you r&r the drive train...
     
  15. tashier

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    #15 tashier, Mar 6, 2009
    I imagine so. It is a nice feature to have.
     

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