I had a brand new master cylinder do that. Never assume new parts are good parts! If the rear shoes are adjusted properly (both sides just start rubbing the drum when turned) and the MC was thoroughly bled, then there is not much else in your hydraulic system that could cause that other than air...
Not sure but if you can't find any you could replace the bulbs with blue LED's. I got mine from LED Lighting For Everything | Super Bright LEDs
If you can't find the correct pieces you may want to replace the bulbs with blue LED's. That's what I did on my car and it looks great.
Yes, just plug that male wire into the connector. When the brake handle is pulled the socket makes contact & is grounded thus completing the circuit. It should activate the parking brake light on your dash.
Maybe the attached diagram will help. Remove #1 spark plug (front plug on drivers side) and bump the starter while you have your finger over the spark plug hole. When you feel the pressure of the piston coming up to TDC, remove the distributor cap and see where the rotor is pointing. That will...
Yeah. Doing it on your back is real fun too. Love all that stinky gear oil running down your arm. Last time I did that my son helped me. Ah the memories!
That AVS2 will work very well for you. I also see you're using the Lokar throttle & kickdown cable system. I've used that setup on 3 of my Mopars and has been great. So much better than trying to find OE style brackets & rods and making them work with aftermarket intakes. I see the carb studs...
Good for you for pulling the trans and preparing for a teardown! Tom's book will be a big help. Sounds like the transmission cooler setup is fine. Running a secondary cooler after the radiator is quite common, and will help the transmission stay cool. This is especially important if using a...
My wife had a seam ripper because she loved to sew. Would be tempted to "borrow" hers but I guarantee she would chase me around with her Fiskars scissors for even THINKING of taking her stuff!
You had the problem begin after changing the cam. Did you degree the cam or stick it in "dot to dot"? If the latter you'd be surprised at how off the marks on the gears are. I had a guy build my 440 and it ran like a dog. Ended up going to a different block using the same cam & heads... but the...