Good morning all.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Good Morning All!
Removing P/S pump and lines today to order. Might just change the pump since it will be out, will look for signs of leaking. May need to buy or borrow from parts store a puller for the pulley, don't know if my pullers will get on pump pulley or not.
Geeze that doesn't read so good, Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers lol!
Pulley Remover and Installer Set 12 Pc. (harborfreight.com)
Anybody used this kit? Now that we have HF in town may look into this as don't expect to use too many times.
Anybody used this kit? Now that we have HF in town may look into this as don't expect to use too many times.
Good morning c\_/
I watched a movie titled Nobody yesterday. Not great, just OK something to watch. There is a white 72 Challenger in the movie. The guy who inherited the car from deceased father says, "1972 Challenger, 4.9 liter V8, 0 to 60 in... I'm gonna find out". I immediately thought, someone didn't do their research. A 72 didn't come with a 273. About the time this had left my mind and I'm focused on the movie again, the main character stole the car from his neighbor and repeated the neighbors' earlier statement. Yall have a great day.
I watched a movie titled Nobody yesterday. Not great, just OK something to watch. There is a white 72 Challenger in the movie. The guy who inherited the car from deceased father says, "1972 Challenger, 4.9 liter V8, 0 to 60 in... I'm gonna find out". I immediately thought, someone didn't do their research. A 72 didn't come with a 273. About the time this had left my mind and I'm focused on the movie again, the main character stole the car from his neighbor and repeated the neighbors' earlier statement. Yall have a great day.
I dont know which p/s pump you have. There is a puller and pusher especially for one of the p/s pump pulleys types.
Does the shaft have a threaded hole in center?
4.9L = 299ci. Maybe has a Ferd L6 in it?
350 Chevy, think it does have a threaded hole, will know more in a few hours, thanks.
That kit works on most. Grease or oil the bearing before use
30.3.....
Morning just got power back
Time to Tempest lol!
For Anders
dukeboy440
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Sorry, I was thinking the tire anti-freeze they sell here. They call it Anti-freeze. But in actuality it’s the exact same **** they spray on the roads. If you read the fine print on the sales receipt it states that it’s not to be used long term due to its corrosiveness
That tractor has small tires and tubes. Think lawn mower guys.
Even so, the only reason antifreeze is non-corrosive is the additives. The numbers for straight propylene glycol etc are not great. Different antifreeze gets different additives. The new stuff only works well in an air free environment, and the conventional stuff works better until it doesn't.
Matt picked this up prob list it today.
I see it shows 80 to 84 on the 4 pin, but I would bet it will check the 72 and up as well maybe eh ?
Probably list this today, no part numbers at all, 
Unclear as to what to post this for but hopefully I can find a home for it on the cheep
Unclear as to what to post this for but hopefully I can find a home for it on the cheep
I bet. I see the newest applications stop at 84. I bet the tester was made in 1984.
That would make fun garage art.Probably list this today, no part numbers at all,
Unclear as to what to post this for but hopefully I can find a home for it on the cheep
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Yes it does just used it on a four pin. Have good ones and bad ones that I know what is wrong with. Same on the mopar ecu's sweet unit actualy.
Man that spends money fast!
But isn't it fun!
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