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In working with a 1969 Coronet Superbee with a 383 which was built in October of 1968. A/C and heater optioned car, A/C not installed. I have a couple questions:
1. Where is the part number for the fan pulley? It wobbles when on so I figure it needs replaced.
2. Is it normal for my fan clutch...
I bought this car awhile back and have never seen another Superbee with this type of hood. It could just be my ignorance of the different hoods they produced. Can anyone tell me if it’s the real hood or a repop that was made? I’ve never seen one with a fake hood scoop in the middle. The lines...
I am need to install an after market temp gauge in my 69 Coronet Superbee 383. Do I need to drain the coolant to remove the stock sensor? If so where is a drain plug? Is there a way to fit the aftermarket sensor in the heater bypass lines I have plugged? Pictures is the current sensor and bypass...
I just put 10w-30 in my 1969 383. I’m not sure what oil was in it before but I didn’t seem to have any issues. I hooked a mechanical gauge up and the line filled with oil and held 75 at cold temps. However, when the engine is cold now at idle I hold 28 pounds and the oil line to the gauge won’t...
Oh ok, thank you that’s helpful. Would the same identification process be used for the transmission? I was told it’s a 727 3 speed but would like to verify
I recently acquired a 1969 Super Bee with 383. Supposedly it’s a 383 Magnum but I have not confirmed. What can be used to identify year and exact engine type in the car? Here is a pic of the front of the block and both headers. It’s not numbers matching to the car.