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I have been using an electric magnetic heater on the bottom of my 440 oil pan for several years during winter storage, but they never last more than 2 years. I am considering another type of heater like the one pictured below. MY questions are where is it installed on the engine & where can I...

My recently rebuilt 727, with manual reverse valve body, seems to have the fluid level high on stick after being parked for a while. I mean several inches above normal. Checking the level after warming & in neutral while idling shows normal level on the stick. I have never heard of this before...

I heard that they had gone out of business, but just found out it was bought & is being continued by Schumacher Creative Services (engine-swaps.com). Here is a copy from their site: It’s been a rough couple of years but our transition is finally over. After over 29 years in the Mopar business...

Just a quick question. I have to have my 727 rebuilt and I think I still have an old yoke from a 833 4spd tail. I used it to keep the fluid in the trans when removing, storing or transporting it. I believe it had 23 splines, it's been over 35 years so I'm not sure. Would this fit a 727 or is the...

I have had my car for more than 10 years. It is a 440 with a ?(built)? 727. It has a manual reverse valve body and a B&M cable shifter,(no manual kickdown rod), as it was built for doing some racing. I never had any trouble with it except 5 years ago, excessive heat from the headers melted the...

I know this should be in the heating and cooling section but I posted this question several days ago on another members thread there and no response. "Is the opening in the rear of the water pump housing on a 1968 440 engine the same size as the opening on a 78 motor home 440 engine? Also, does...

Years ago I had a B200 Dodge with a 360 in it. It was customized by a guy who was a car nut and cabinet maker too. He was quite meticulous about everything and kept a log book from day one when he bought it. I read through the book to reveal all sorts of interesting things I never heard of. I...