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Bypassing This is not a good thing to do! Too many risks

It’s a patch!

Exhaust leak

I’d replace the relay

I would start with the carburetor, checking the floats! Check fuel pressure! Recheck timing! Mopars are finicky and after making one adjustment you usually have to recheck everything! Had this same problem with my 68 GTX!

Should’ve gone with solids

If that’s a center force clutch it should not be like that although I believe they require you to remove the must’ve spring under the dashboard! I had one of these in front of my rock crusher, didn’t remove the spring and it still was easy! I got rid of mine and installed a dual disk because...

Your oil pressure is too low! It should be between 40 and 45 psi no matter what oil you use! I personally use the 20/50 Castrol in my 440 that was built in 98 and runs as strong today as the day it was built! Sounds like you have a weak spring in the oil pump

Jdsgtx here! Those are great tires! Had a 70 RR with N50’s on the back and G60’s on the front all on Craigers! Looked and road amazing

Hey it’s jdsgtx here! Sounds like you need to start toRetime it from the beginning and check everything

Do you have the hood?

Most 4 speeds have 2 shifter positions! The right bell hosing and clutch/ throw out bearing and you’ll be fine! Mother MOPAR put 23 splines in cars with automatic transmission and 440 and 18 spline in 4 speed cars with the 440 and hemi

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First of all, what car are you putting this in? Does the tranny have multiple shift locations (probably)

Yes you will! How long since rebuild? If not long, better with new

I had that problem! Get rid of the clutch fan

It’s happening with Everything now a days! I put new PST in an E-body I own and it feels amazing! Nice looking ride you got there

It might have been a recovered stolen vehicle! New a guy that had the same problem with a very nice challenger t/a

It still may be linkage! Is it the original shifter? Check the stops! Maybe not allowing full shift! It would still shift well at low speeds

The pt may stand for police/taxi. The other p may stand for points according to books the rest is vehicle I’d number to match to vin