Dana67Dart
When I grow up. I want to be a Challenger.
That cracks me up!
My brothers and I have had a number of Darts passed between us. A friend I worked with had a Duster with a 6 banger. For a time we were slowing it down with the parking. The stopping it with are feet. The last time it...
Just my 2¢. You have it in hand and now how it works.
To make something that is made of unobtanium. What can anyone say. It would be apricated by an induvial in dire need. I applauded you for your work!
A rivet wont loosen up as quick as a screw if at all. I think a drop of blue Loctite...
A bad oil pump can churn up the oil. Oil pick up tube not sealed. Oil sump location to closes or to far. You just have to go through it one step at a time. Pull valve covers, prime see what you have.
Below on Left (driver) side, front of block just under cylinder head. W = Windsor, Ontario Plant (318-340-360). P = Premium Fuel Recommended. ✠ = .001″ Undersized Crankshaft Journals (Oversized Bearings)
Decoding Additional Symbols & Stampings:
A = .020″ Oversized Cylinder Bore
B = .010″...
This might be a possibility.
Understanding Engine Oil Aeration
What is Engine Oil Aeration?
Engine oil aeration occurs when air bubbles mix with engine oil, leading to a frothy or foamy consistency. This can disrupt the oil's ability to lubricate engine components effectively, resulting in...
To be clear. By using a relay circuit to control the road lamps. The original wiring can be used to control the road lamp with a relay under the hood. By using The green L120 16 DGN wire to control the relay.
This is what I would do before I take anything apart.
The big block Chryslers that the right bank (2,4,6,8) will prime when #6 cylinder is on TDC and the left bank (1,3,5,7) will prime when #8 is at TDC.
There are a some good members here that are knowable. But their not there looking at it first hand. Their just giving their 2¢ as I am. Their are some videos that I came across. I'm not an expert. The videos explain a lot from what I understand.
It puts things in prospective. At least for me...
Here again. If the electric sending unit has to much thread sealer. It will not give you the correct reading. Not a good ground. Think simple. KISS
As I remember. A wise man once told me; Find the laziest guy on the job. Have him do the job. He will find the easiest way to get it done.
This is something someone posted somewhere. Might be of help. 40 1/8" seemed to be a better number. If it's to long the fenders won't close the gap a the doors. Find what works for you. 40 1/4"? In short the body is built from back to front