What Are You Doing To/With Your Car Today?
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Check the rotation of your drill, CCW counter clock wise for priming the big blocks.
Priming the Small Blocks is the opposite, turning CW clockwise.
Big Block = distributor shaft rotation, counter clockwise.
hotrod swinger
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A little engine detailing:
Yeah, I got it to squirt out of the drivers side. CCW and a smidge more of a turn on the crank did it. found #1 compression stroke and putting stuff back together for a hopeful start tomorrow. Do I have to prime RIGHT before starting? or am I good with the night before?
thanks! I know this is supposed to be what we did on our car today, so that is what I did.....should I not be asking questions? No feelings hurt if not. Just say it.
Should be fine to start
72Dart6pack
Harder Better Faster Stronger.
Ask all the questions you want, we all want to see you get it right.
If there gets to be a lot of questions you can start a new "Build" thread and pick it up and go again from there.
Nota nothing, but visiting in Tulsa, Ok. Enjoying family from all directions!
My favorite Nephew just got married! Great event and happy for him and his new wife!
He helped me and my wife drop the car over the engine and trans, and install the rear axle assembly! In 2014!
Never even shared his welding prowess to his grand pops, never mind his father! Cat got out the bag tonight! Very proud of the boy!
My favorite Nephew just got married! Great event and happy for him and his new wife!
He helped me and my wife drop the car over the engine and trans, and install the rear axle assembly! In 2014!
Never even shared his welding prowess to his grand pops, never mind his father! Cat got out the bag tonight! Very proud of the boy!
clifcuda65
Old Mopar Geezer
Replaced the 4 speed tranny's rear drive shaft seal in my 65 `cuda as it was starting a tiny drip when when hot... ( I Hate "drips" )
At age 76, it took me a little over an hour to complete... I checked it this morning after last night's car hangout at Mixteca here in Arizona... Dry ! = Smile
At age 76, it took me a little over an hour to complete... I checked it this morning after last night's car hangout at Mixteca here in Arizona... Dry ! = Smile
I'm cleaning up my shop a little bit today, because our Thanksgiving visitors later this week will want to check out my projects.
DARTGAME
SuPeRcHaRgEd
Rescued another one! Not sure why!?!
Matts440
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Worked on my son car a little bit, the go wings paint was chipping away so I wanted to redo it, plus add our own customizing. Redid the rear tail lights as well. Sorry for the bad lighting was getting dark and phone was almost dead.
Spending some alone time with the heads removing skin tags before it gets sent to the machine shop....
Quality time alone...........
Smiling today...ordered the 1st week of April. The FedEx man made me happy! Didn't even unwrap them all the way but inspected them and they are purty!! 71 Demon rear side panels.
72Dart6pack
Harder Better Faster Stronger.
I had some pull getting them to you. You can thank me with Jelly Donuts
72Dart6pack
Harder Better Faster Stronger.
Wish me luck with these Bad Boys tonight.
Thank you! I'll work on the Demon - you get back out there to make that Dart run!!
plymouth1937
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Done some work on the truck new gas tank fuel line pump and so on relocated under the bed insted of behind the seat tired of the fuel smell in the cab now it onley smell like an old truck haha but i didnt want to have the gas cap in the bed so i put it in the corner of the left rear fender now when the winter has arrived some weight behind the rear axel is a good thing ps just in primer on the picture
72Dart6pack
Harder Better Faster Stronger.
Working on my new 416 as my 408 is still being fixed.
Repairing the sun visors.
Stitching split on them so went down to Joanne's fabrics and picked up some outdoor upholstery thread and heavy needles for leather work.
Not perfect into the chrome tab due to age and wear but I'm happy with the result.
Used a needle nose plier to stitch and followed the existing stitch holes as a guide.
Stitching split on them so went down to Joanne's fabrics and picked up some outdoor upholstery thread and heavy needles for leather work.
Not perfect into the chrome tab due to age and wear but I'm happy with the result.
Used a needle nose plier to stitch and followed the existing stitch holes as a guide.
Little more work on the 340 today. Plug wires cut/assembled/routed, carb installed, small stuff. Getting there slowly!
plymouth1937
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Winter storage no way hosai you spank that mopar all year oround
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