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Re: Packard Shopping - Need Some Advice
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Great looking "tub"!

Posted on: 2010/5/31 20:37
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Re: Buy your Mercury while you can.
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I've never bought a Mercury. Last I checked, they had laws here against releasing Mercury into the environment.
My brother has one and my mother had a couple. I just never saw the point since they were not much different mechanically and usually uglier in appearance. IMO

Posted on: 2010/5/29 6:44
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Re: Head lamp wire
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That's where my being an industrial mechanic comes in handy. Usually, I just borrow some.

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Posted on: 2010/5/25 15:02
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Re: Head lamp wire
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Either use a cobbled outdoor extension cord or some 3 conductor SJ cord.

Posted on: 2010/5/25 8:24
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Re: Cheap Heater Hose Clamps
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A few of my cars use those. I just use a cheap pair of pliers with a groove dremeled in.

Posted on: 2010/5/25 8:21
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Re: Steering Wheel Removal
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Quote:

West Peterson wrote:
Quote:

PackardV8 wrote:
Another method in the absense of a puller that i do NOT like to use but does work:

Squat in the front seat of the car with your knees grasping under the rim of the steering wheel. Use a brass hammer to strike the shaft with a full body yank backwards to pull up on the steering wheel with your knees.

Again it is a method to be avoided under most circumstances but it does work.


This works for me, too, but I like to leave the nut on to protect the threads.

Another thing to be careful of when using this method is that it can lead to a severe case of "hockey-mouth".

Posted on: 2010/5/22 6:29
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Re: Penrite oils for 53 clipper
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I'm using 85W-140 in my 48's gearbox and 80W-90 in the rear axle. 30W gear oil is used in vacuum pumps and industrial applications. I wouldn't recommend it for the axle.

Posted on: 2010/5/20 15:46
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Re: Of DOT3, alcohol antifreeze, vinegar and other alchemy
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I've been using DOT 4 in all my vehicles with good results. I also flush it when it gets dirty with a power bleeder.

Posted on: 2010/5/20 15:37
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Re: Chuck's 48 Deluxe Sedan
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Managed to sell the rusty 73 Buick. Once that's gone, it'll be easier moving things around here again. Next I'll try to unload the Thunderslug.

Posted on: 2010/5/20 0:49
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Re: Brakes Questions
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Short shoe towards front of the car.

Posted on: 2010/5/18 15:42
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