Usually the thermostat housing was changed and it messes with the hose for sure.Is the water inlet on drivers side sort of near center?
Usually the thermostat housing was changed and it messes with the hose for sure.Is the water inlet on drivers side sort of near center?
An old school way to do this is fine sand. Put sand in drum and turn adjuster to allow some clearance. Run car on stands and apply brakes or just apply parking brakes several times. Mates the shoes up nice. Take drum off clean up mess adjust and good to go...
Good luck finding a shop with one of these today. PSA paper on the drum surface and turn it and adjust as you go will mate them to the drum.
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Pulsating petal sucks.
People need to understand when you turn a drum you change the inside arc. Unless you arc shoes only the center of the shoe will hit...Did that a lot back in the 70's. Turn every drum and arc the shoes. We rebuilt every wheel cylinder as well.
Yep. That is what I'm thinkingUsually the thermostat housing was changed and it messes with the hose for sure.
Or a late radiatior is used to get bottom hose on correct side and messes up the location of the top oneUsually the thermostat housing was changed and it messes with the hose for sure.
New brake linings are for sure harder. No more asbestos shoes..Seems also the new brake material just eats up the older drums. Had a long talk with Craig at mobile parts on this one.
Small block with v8 radiator?Didnt go bad, it's just always not the right part, even if the site states it's the right part.
Yes...Small block with v8 radiator?
I was looking for the Continental #60661 but everyone was out of it. Straight stat housing and near center radiator inlet.Yes...
But I'm thinking it's a an issue of 3 "correct" parts that don't work together...
Thermostat neck (straight not angled)
Radiator (center inlet)
Hose (yeah.... that)
Nice ones. They are fun on trips like that. We had 3 cars going to Colorado one summer. It sure makes the trip across Nebraska more fun. That's where "Toolman" came from. THe wife was "Beancounter" (CPA), Phil was "Undertaker" (funeral Director), and his wife was "Stitcher" (Seamstress)Got new walkie talkies today for use on power Tour. Vhf business class. 5 watt
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Like there is ANY way to make trip across Nebraska fun...Nice ones. They are fun on trips like that. We had 3 cars going to Colorado one summer. It sure makes the trip across Nebraska more fun. That's where "Toolman" came from. THe wife was "Beancounter" (CPA), Phil was "Undertaker" (funeral Director), and his wife was "Stitcher" (Seamstress)
Like there is ANY way to make trip across Nebraska fun...
Gates #20602 is mentioned here: 66 Dart Radiator Hose
Looks right.
The hose for A/C cars works on non A/C cars but not the other way around. View attachment 1716256297
Every time I throw mine out of the house she is like a boomerang and comes back in! Hah!Anyone else's wife take forever to get out of the house lol!
My sister lives in north Platt. Retired rail road workers
Hmmm. Not correctThe 64 radiator intake is mirrored to the 66.. passenger side of the cap
Found this image online
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At least in 66...