On my Challenger I also have an aftermarket fiberglass hood with no vents. A buddy of mine was encouraging me to install the squirters but decided not to do so. Don't want to chance damaging the hood. (Regardless, I usually avoid driving if rain is forecast)!
Thanks. It's only right to share knowledge and hopefully relieve another member from stress if possible. After all we only want to enjoy our cars and have some fun. When I was having other issues a few years ago, especially Chryco and a few others helped me out.
Just wanted to help out anybody else who maybe has issues with a relatively new clutch - and driving you up the wall!!!
In August 2024 I installed a freshly built 408 Stroker and new Mcleod 75209 Clutch and Flywheel in my 1974 Challenger. Just before putting the car away last fall the clutch...
Please don't sell it! That car is gorgeous. Also 1 of 341.
If I had a dime for every time I've heard, "Never should have sold it" (and I'm referring to all makes and models not just EBodies & Mopars) I'd be rich.
Take a break. Step back and make plans to get it done.
Thanks for your reply. Are you referring to the tab at the top of the picture? Do I squeeze in with a flathead screwdriver? Both driver and passenger side?
I don't drive in the rain but thought I should be prepared. Recently replaced the wiper motor ballast on my 1974 Challenger. Now the wiper motor has reset itself in the off position but both wipers are far too down. (Unless I force the wipers up three inches or so especially on the driver's side...
I had an MSD ignition for many years that was U.S. made. It gave up a couple of years ago. Went with Mancini stock style box because I didn't want the new MSD made in China item on the car.
I contacted Topher McGuiness this past June for the low speed ballast for my wiper motor. Excellent guy to deal with. I had the ballast within a week or so.