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Look for any type of grounding between the distributer and the coil. And yes, I did this accidentally in my youth: Reversed the two wires on the coil.

In the timeframe probably around less than 10 years ago, this old man remembers seeing alot more posts with people lobbying for higher prices. I think it goes in cycles.

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In talking with some other forum members, I'm thinking maybe the 6v after the resistor cuts the 12v down going to the coil may be to low. Should the coil be getting 9-10volts? Maybe I will try bypassing the resistor and run a lead from the battery to the coil to give it a full 12v to check...

"From my observation, the place the gearbox will need adjustment is on the input side, where the rag joint is. If you turn the steering wheel, you'll probably notice the input shaft moving in or out before the car's wheels make any effort to turn from straight." Correct.

Boy I'm glad I owned and drove theses cars before all this wizz bang foolishness' and worries came about. :rofl:

This is a 'Not my picture' but I had a Jeep make a left turn in front of me earlier this week with the skeleton in the front bumper like it was hit by the Jeep. I wasn't going to turn around and chase him down to get a picture so this Google found picture will have to do. Just the other day I...

Used my C body as part of the decorations for trick or treaters this year…

Decades ago I had a west coast UPS package coming down I-10 make a left turn in Jacksonville on it's way here to Daytona Beach FL. I called them up and it got turned around in Raleigh NC. Still made it here in a reasonable time considering the size and it was coming from the west coast. I've had...

Join me in welcoming @rattlrod to FCBO.

It says your inbox is full. I need the following: I need the trim connectors for the boot trim/side molding. The ones i have are broken and cant be mounted. Two little cast pieces Z shaped pieces. I also need the trim that goes under the boot molding to hold a top down. I need rear ash trays...

Yeah but aren't they considered 'Federal' employees? I seem to remember with my workman's compensation case a decade ago that the 'Postal' workers had a different form of workman compensation than us regular peon's as they were 'Federal' workers. .

I have a 68 300 and over the last 20 yrs I’ve done everything except change out the gears. Edelbrock heads, intake, cam, fuel injection, dual exhaust, long tube headers. The ONLY thing I’d do differently is I’d skip the fuel injection and keep that simple. Besides cold starts, it really...

I assume you baked those in an oven at 400 degrees after painting them?

As I said, this Mobil "multi-make" does list many Chrysler specs. https://www.mobil.eu/en-gb/lubricants/products/products/mobil-atf-multi-vehicle But I think looking closely at the specs today has almost no value when trying to match them up with our old torqueflights. Those specs are dust...

In looking at ANY atf labeled "Multi-Make", you HAVE to read the back of the container to see WHICH "multi-make" it is mentioning! Some Aisian-spec "multi-make" atf is not for USA brands of vehicles, but Hondas and such. The "Multi-Make" atf you want is the one which includes "GM Dexron" and...

Yep, regulated by the government, like many other industries, but not run by the government. They are privately funded. I doubt much mail would be delivered if day to day operations were controlled by congress, but that is only my opinion.

Who operates the USPS then? I consider them like Amtrak. Here’s a reference that indicates to me that they are run by the government: How is the U.S. Postal Service governed and funded?

Thanks! I sprayed it out of my touch up gun. Small HVLP gun, about 23 psi at the gun, it went on super easy! I really didnt coat the inside other than aiming the spray gun in the holes and doing the best I could.

USPS Tracking uses predicted and actual tracking sources. As it was explained to me by my local Postmaster, based on route and timing the tracking info will show the predicted "arrival" of a package at a unit, but then it will be physically scanned at a completely different location and that...