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If the wheel cylinders won't fill with brake fluid then there is either trapped air, insufficient stroke in the master cylinder or a residual...
Nut splitter. Used one yesterday on a rusted stud imbedded in concrete. I didn't want to use heat for fear of compromising the integrity of the...
Good news! Glad it worked out for you.
The fan would be my guess. Unless my eyes are deceiving me.
My '46 pickup was a boat without some type of stabilizer. Put a bar on the front and used the third shock setup from an Explorer on the rear....
Last time I installed a tank I used blocks under my floor jack to get it up high enough to lift the tank into place. I used a piece of plywood...
Or, you could leave it all and bend the star wheel adjuster away from the star wheel.
^Crafty spreader bar!:cool:
Love it! Flames look like they belong there:D Good luck, be safe and go man, go!
Sounds like you've jumped out all the ignition power feeds and the problem persists. Wonder if the dist. is losing it's grounding at the block....
I have several comments on this, but I'll just keep them to myself:rolleyes:
^ Firing order wiring could be off. Double check that. The vacuum brake is the only means of fine tuning the timing on the car. The actual dist....
Thanks for the heads up guys! I found one with the elbow in my junk parts bucket and pulled it off...just like you both said it would. Learned...
Excessive scrub radius has a negative affect on proper Ackerman angle and can cause handling issues when cornering, especially at speed. It will...
One of my pet peeves. I see this...and I'm not interested in looking any further.
Haa! That's what I have on it now. Oh well, it works. Thanks for the reply!
^ I've been trying to locate one of these, but with a 90 degree hose fitting. Do they exist?
Bug motor?
I had a similar problem once with a volt drop on the power feed wire to the switch, traced it back to a corroded bulkhead connector. Water was...
I've never used them, but you might try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser sponge. I've been told they work well for removing stains like this. Good luck!
I've had a broken shoe hold down spring cause a clicking noise. Allowed the shoe to cock slightly and catch on the drum. Only heard it when the...
I clean my tools up before putting them away. I cut pieces of cardboard to fit the drawers and use that instead of the rubber or foam liners. I...
I use a vacuum bleeder on my heap to get air out of the under floor master. With front discs you can unbolt the calipers and lower them below the...
I have a Hurst front mount and T400 in my heap. Because of the trans length, I used slightly modified Danchuck mid mounts to help stabilize...
One way to tell, a single phase unit will usually have a three prong plug and three phase will have a four prong plug.
Start by looking at cars here on the HAMB. We're all about traditional around here. Good luck!
I'd try making a rubber collar, keep it in the car and use it when needed.
NO!! Keep plugging away on your '39. I would never consider trading it for the Pheaton....nope....no way.
Take the thermostat out and do it the opposite way. The more water pressure the better. Could even take the pump off and do it, in case...
Holes might be from one of those large truck mirrors with support braces. I know nothing about the horn. Place a want add here on the HAMB and...
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