--- In CBQ@yahoogroups.com, "Ewout" <ewout@...> wrote:
>
> by the way, I am pretty sure it is panneled over. My picture is
pretty sharp, in a color book called "E-Units" by Henry Maywald.
There don't appear to be any hinges. On these units, I think they
just closed up the intake. Again, no expert, just going by what I
have seen in E7 pictures.
Andy
Hi guys,
>
> could anyone shed some light (or point me in the right direction) on
the airfilter doors on
> the E7 motor? I'm talking about the louvred doors behind the cab doors.
>
> I see pictures of Q E7's without them and since I have a duplicate
number I thought it
> would be nice to change that feature aswell as renumering one.
>
> What is difficult to make out is, is it still a door, or just a
panel? IE. do I need to remove
> the hinges?
>
> some side questions: what supply of air was actually filtered? And
was there a filter also
> with the non-louvered panel? Where did it get the supply of air
then? From the regular
> intake grille behind it?
>
>
>
> Anyone have a spare set of Proto E7 grabs, liftrings and horns? ;-)
>
>
> Thanks, Ewout
>
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