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Choke sounds likely, or a whole bunch of trash in your fuel filter

Sorry, sodium carbonate instead of sodium bicarbonate, my mistake. Both are weak bases which eat up some of your citric acid (which is what removes the rust)

Rilshi is correct. It will work even better without the baking soda and it won't foam up either

2.94. I'm running 2.76's right now and it accelerates just fine

Old car alarm?

Use the short filter

As mentioned, wiper seals can leak OR the seal at the windshield

If you can find a hole, I would suggest a rust converter like “Rust Mort”, then body sealer over it

Your battery is bad. It’s very typical to have a slow battery drain on 50 yr old wiring (+ clock)

Specifically, look at the solid blue (run +) and solid brown (crank +) wires from the bulkhead

FYI - there’s a guy on Ebay that has them. They are still reproduced. I found you can go +/- 3”-4” and they work fine. Too short (won’t reach) or way too long (gets kinked and doesn’t work right)

What car?

Sounds like a leak in the hose

Maybe search here and Moparts

There’s one on eBay right now

That gap shouldn’t be there. It “looks” like the top frame might be bent or needs adjusting (?). If that metal arm is too close to the body, it can rub against the top itself.

Dang. I suggest finding a different trunk lid honestly

Wipe rubber o-rings with 2-3 drops of oil before tightening the filter. Also, while the filter is off, put a straight edge along the sealing surface and the filter. Also, double check the filter park number and/or change to a different brand of filter

I haven’t seen this but it makes sense. Lithium fires are no joke & water makes the fire worse

Classic Industries has them for $150, so somebody is making them...