Addendum...
I followed ConradH's advice and decided to figure out what was working and what wasn't.
I also Followed LBPete's advice I went to a 100W Bulb. The hum was reduced, and overall performance improved.
I followed with a complete tear-down, and clean every control switch and push-button with DeOxit D5 and DeOxit Gold.
Performance improved even more, but the left channel was still weaker than the right, and I realized volume was at 12 o-clock. (Knobs are off and I though the volume was much lower.
I powered down and moved to the back of the unit and gave the level pot a thorough DeOxit treatment. I also hit the MPX separation pot while I was there. I set the poer at the midway point and the same with the MPX.
Test Time,
Now we are talking! Full power and even sound. Cheap test speakers are sounding good, and FM is clear. I can get a lock with Stereo but its right on the edge. All FM resection is weak, but I've got cheap rabbit ears on.
My recapped Pioneer SX-850 go's to full deflection on the tuning meter (with a 6" wire) on the local Christian station. It's a 100,000 watt radio tower that is 20 mile from my house on top of a hill.
With Rabbit Ears the Sansui reads 0 and barely gets a lock. I can hardly receive anything else FM wise.
I still plan on a recap, at the minimum the power supply, and coupling caps.
I will build a complete BOM and order all Caps no matter what.
When I start the Project I make a new thread, Post my BOM and do a step by step record of the re-cap. Just like I did on my Pioneer.
I typically work on one section at a time and then perform a test to make sure I didn't screw anything up.
Please feel free to chime in any "Preventive" issues I should prepare for. The Pioneers seem to have a large amount of guaranteed to fail, or soon fail transistors. I've been doing a bunch of reading, and can't pinpoint any troublemakers on the 5000X (F-1040 boards not applicable), so any heads up is appreciated.