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To take the center link off of the pitnam arm, just remove cotter pin and nut? Any special puller needed or smack it a few times?

Cranky, when I was coming to a stop off the highway. At highway speed I had good pressure. As it was slowing down the pressure dropped.

Big block. But It appears I did all of this for no reason, unlike my Pontiacs, the oil pump isn't in the pan. Dang nab it. Thanks for the info ya'll. Another learning lesson learned the hard way.

Hello everyone, I had my oil pump go out and ran into some issues trying to take off my pan. Please keep in mind I am not a mechanic, although I do like to do my repairs myself. I've attached pictures because I don't know what the bar is called. Would be easier to pull the engine up with a...

Thanks for the help everyone. Being a mechanic isn't my strong point. After I jiggled the yellow wire it started for me. Good enough for tonight to get it into the garage.

Battery is full, automatic car, points.key does move to all positions.

My 69 has just started having issues being started. The keys will go into the ignition and turn to the on position and aux position just fine but, now it will not attempt to start. It will not click or turn over. I took off the chrome locking plate and was able to pull it down to check out the...

Crawled my lazy butt down there and measured 5/16th. Thanks ya'll

Im sorry I didn't add. 69 roadrunner

Can anyone tell me what size rubber fuel line do I need to buy for the vent line that goes into the trunk? the person before me put a new tank in and had capped the line off.

Sorry, have to shrink some to fit on here. Original 383, 4sp, r4, bucket car. Now 383, auto, b5, nasty racing seat car. (Looking to buy buckets if anyone has a pair for sale).

Hello everyone. I'm Bill from Findlay Ohio. 1969 roadrunner. 383. Hope to learn from the forum.

I am wanting to buy bucket seats for my 69 roadrunner. Willing to drive a few hours from n/w Ohio to pick them up. Thanks