getting the red headed step child ready for Mecum indy driving her down tomorrow
What did you do to your Mopar today?
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Every once in a while I like to put the spinners on so I did that last night.
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Vacuumed out the oil in my car's steering box and replaced it with this:
Very thick and sticky stuff.
David
Very thick and sticky stuff.
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Pumped last years gas out of my Satellite. Wasn't looking bad but I like fresh gas. The 65 Dodge is next.
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Replaced the coil! Driving down the freeway last Friday and it coughed a few times then nothing. Coasted to the shoulder and was luckily in a good spot where I could get well clear of traffic and still be seen. Tinkered with a few things but no joy, had to get a tow home.
Tested for spark at the coil today with a test light and it would flash but was very dim. Luckily I caught a glimpse of spark at the coil.
MSD Blaster 2, less than 2 years old and probably < 2000 miles.
Tested for spark at the coil today with a test light and it would flash but was very dim. Luckily I caught a glimpse of spark at the coil.
MSD Blaster 2, less than 2 years old and probably < 2000 miles.
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welded and grinded inside my transmission 
then I drove it
....... it was after midnight; so yes, it was today
then I drove it
....... it was after midnight; so yes, it was today
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Well I scraped some loose rust off the trunk floor and pulled a few plugs and rinsed the junk from the trunk.
Got a few more holes than first thought...guess I'll need a gallon of Tiger Hair instead of a quart.
Later this week I will TRY to get the back seat out and will clean the interior floor, clean the dash, wash the windows and wash the engineless engine bay.
Then it's time to get the engine ready , install the timing set, clutch, bellhousing and trans. Gotta fab the clutch slave cylinder too.
Got a few more holes than first thought...guess I'll need a gallon of Tiger Hair instead of a quart.
Later this week I will TRY to get the back seat out and will clean the interior floor, clean the dash, wash the windows and wash the engineless engine bay.
Then it's time to get the engine ready , install the timing set, clutch, bellhousing and trans. Gotta fab the clutch slave cylinder too.
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Pulled the rear seat out of 1967 R/T to investigate/replace in-operative rear power window motor. Looks to be a PITA to work on.
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I took the rear quarter inside panel off to find out why my power window would not work. I had a spare switch and plugged it in, and the window began to.work. I lubed the mechanisms and made some adjustments to the tracks to make the window operate smoother. Tomorrow, I am going to fine tune the other side window while the rear seat is out. I had actually contemplated just raising the rear windows all the way up, and just unplugging the motors. They have not worked reliably since I put new weatherseals in years ago.
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i bought a couple of parts engines as i needed to dress my 383 going into my car . yesterday i started in on getting the parts i need . i will replace the borrowed parts as i will eventually build this engine and possibly install in car . it’s a 440 hp so it is worth the effort….
Built a truck bed dolly/cart thingy and then pulled the bed off the 64 D100.
60 yr old box bolts aren't very cooperative coming out.
60 yr old box bolts aren't very cooperative coming out.
Removed broken auto shift cable. New one in hand.
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Drove the Wrangler to a local HD store, to get transmission parts for one of the motorcycles. 8,000 miles in 28 years, and needle bearings tend to drain and dry out...and get upset when you start using them again. So, one new main shaft output shaft assembly, spacer, oil seals, and case gaskets are on the way....$515 later. Ugh.
I'd have taken the Charger...but this damned rain won't make up its mind. In a 17 mile run, I transitioned from heavy rain, to sunglasses-needed sunshine, eight times.
Mother Nature has PMS....
I'd have taken the Charger...but this damned rain won't make up its mind. In a 17 mile run, I transitioned from heavy rain, to sunglasses-needed sunshine, eight times.
Mother Nature has PMS....
Cable installed…works great. Took her for a drive today…fabulous!
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I find-tuned the adjustments and lubed the mechanisms for my passenger side power rear quarter window. These have to move freely to work. With manual risers, if there is a tight spot, you just lean a little harder on the handle. Doesn't work with power ones, though.
Tomorrow's job is changing valve cover gaskets, and likely oil and filter change. I will be getting rid of the Fram filter, and replacing with Wix.
Tomorrow's job is changing valve cover gaskets, and likely oil and filter change. I will be getting rid of the Fram filter, and replacing with Wix.
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cleaned up the windshield trim
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Nice weather, drove the Charger to work. Finally set the idle - it's been idling high this season, brought it back down where it belongs. Appreciated my HID headlight upgrade on the way home (at 11pm)...nice driving a classic AND being able to see at night! H4 conversion lamps hi and lo, HID lo and amber LED hi, great vision!
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