Recent content by sixpactogo

Mega parts sells them with the mounting bolts. You probably won't find a used one cheaper. https://www.ebay.com/itm/187510607787?

That is where the pliers comes in. Saves on the skin as well but as you know, sometimes they have other ideas. Gloves and eye protection is recommended along with an apron.

I found that using my bench grinder with a wire wheel works the best for cleaning corroded bolts. I hold the bolt with a pliers and keep rotating the bolt against the wire wheel.

I have a used one. PM me if still needed.

I have this Auto console plate. A couple small pits in the chrome and needs a new woodgrain applique. PM me if interested

I had a similar squeak I couldn't nail down. I sprayed WD-40 around the area and wiped off the excess. It fixed mine, may work for you.

Sounds like the throw-out bearing to me.

The vapor separator is after the fuel pump. Not before. Here is a pic of the correct layout. Also, not all of those filters with the 1/4" nipple are correct either. Some do not have the small orifice to reduce the fuel going back to the tank. The correct separator has a mounting bracket that...

If you can find a 1980's Aspen or Volare, the complete setup will work for you.

Yes. They are still for sale on this site. Have been there for 4 years. FOR SALE - 70 Challenger SE roof sail panel retainers

If your car didn't have dual exhaust from the factory, there would be no bracket. But....if you look where the bracket would be, you will see 4 center punch marks. That is where the bracket gets bolted on when you add the second exhaust pipe. Those holes will match up with the aftermarket...

There are plenty of things to rattle inside and under any car. If it is a clunk, it is more then likely underneath like exhaust or as someone mentioned a shock. My charger had a rattle I thought was in the deck lid. I finally found it a while back. It was the torsion bars for the deck lid...

That was what I used also. On the inside I used a chrome spray paint because of it's reflectivness.

I'm not an engineer by trade but I do consider myself a "field engineer" meaning I have engineered some fixes for things that didn't work. However, I have to admit I have messed up a few things that were engineered properly that I made to not work properly. A couple things come to mind I know I...

I have to disagree with the last part of your comment. If the oil is black, it is dirty not burnt. I've always been told "Oil never breaks down. It get dirty and contaminated."