You forgot to mention matching the last number in your score to the number that appears on the backglass at the end of the game, if that feature is enabled!

Your photos show the elevator level adjustment pins, but not the score level ones. You're saying that the machine doesn't award a replay when you complete the number sequence and the "special" light comes on?
I don't think the score level adjustment or the elevator floor adjustment would affect the playfield "special".
Can you be a little more specific as to what replay award doesn't work?
If the game isn't awarding replays for anything, be sure the credit wheel isn't maxed out. There's an upper limit at which point a switch on the replay unit will open and not allow any further replay awards. Check this switch anyway to make sure it closes and makes good contact when the credit reel is below the maximum setting. On many Gottliebs of this era, the maximum is usually set to 15 credits.

My skyline does not give a replay or light the special when lit when you max out the floors.

To get special when lit you need to turn off all the number lights.

You can change the plugs on the back of the elevator doors to get a free play from advancing floors, or put the plugs in to get one from certain points.

Once you roll over all the roll overs and shut the lights off and light special when lit lights, you get a replay when you roll over the lit up light.

When you roll over the lit up light after special when lit is lit, does the light change to the next number?

I can't imagine why this would have started after changing the floor level replay pins. Check the 0-9 unit. Make sure all the contact shoes are making contact with the rivets on the disc, and there are no wires off of the contact shoes. It's this unit that alternates the number which awards the special when it's lit. Sometimes the little black wires come off. I imagine there's a relay that lights the "special" lamp and enables replays when the sequence is completed. Check it, and verify that all the switches on that relay are clean and making proper contact.

Ya my suggestion is to check and make sure that 0-9 unit is working properly. And this relay is located on the bottom of the playfield, furthest right.

It's a feature that's a bit unusual for a Gottlieb machine. Bally games tended to have a random or moving reward, but Gottlieb was more like, light the target, hit the target. Gottlieb did have quite a few alternating specials, but only a few others with a traveling special, notably "World Fair, and "Aquarius". On "Sky Line", the numbers change via the 0-9 unit, as I mentioned above.

Staples will scan your schematic for $2 and Kinkos will do it for $7. Make it easy for us to help you!

Hi zh2oson
here a snippet, JPG (squeezed) from Your schematics --- NONE does work - so I first would investigate "along my orang wiring".
We always can cheat a bit - simulating "a relay pulls-in" when Your pin is in play - try: MANUALLY activate the "F-Relay" and then let go on the F-Relay --- wear rubber gloves or use an wooden stich - "push onto the armature on thr relay - simulate "relay-coil pulls" - what happens ? Greetings Rolf

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Check that NC 15th pos. sw. right before F. Might not be closed or is gooked up. Also make sure your 3-5 ball adj. is seated well.