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Re: Oil pressure sending unit
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Hello Howard when I got home I checked the Packard and I have verified that I had an oriiginal pressure sending unit and it is what I believe to be the original one on the engine soon as I touched the wire it literally fell right off and the connector crumbled in my hand also the connector on the sender spins around so obviously it's no good
I will go to Napa tomorrow and buy the replacement unit I thank you for your help by the way when I disconnected the oil pressure wire the gauge went back to L without a problem thanks again

Posted on: 2019/6/12 18:15
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Re: Oil pressure sending unit
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I will check to see if I have the inciorrect sender since I have a gauge and not the light shouldn't I have the sender in the photo I posted ? Is that what I should be looking for
Thanks
Mark

Posted on: 2019/6/12 12:19
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Re: Stationary Grip Assist Seat handle removal
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You are correct about the clips can anyone tell me how the clips are
Removed?
Thanks

Posted on: 2019/6/12 6:36
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Oil pressure sending unit
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When I turn ignition to on position I see my oil pressure gauge needle
Pins all the way to the H side.could it be a gauge issue or a bad sending unit? Also where is sender located on Engine
Thanks

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Posted on: 2019/6/12 6:32
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Stationary Grip Assist Seat handle removal
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Hello All,
I need to remove the stationary grip assist handles from the back of my seats to be repaired,I see the 2 screws on inside of the Seat's but the outer sides have the emblem and not sure how to remove them if needed to access screws underneath if there.
As always any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Mark

Posted on: 2019/6/10 7:27
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1955 400 Hood Pad
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I am replacing the hood pad on my 55 and would appreciate if Antyone who has a 55 Senior with correct pad can post a photograph
As my car no pad at all when purchased
Thanks as always

Posted on: 2019/5/26 9:27
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Re: Vacuum line diagram
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Howard
Thanks for the great info it was the wiper sweep control hissing problem solved .

Posted on: 2019/5/26 9:22
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Vacuum line diagram
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Hello All
Is there a diagram of the vacuum line routing and connections under dash?
I have a loud hissing sound coming from under the dash when I start the car.Definitley sounds like air leaking and stops soon as engine is shut off
I hear it in the area of the rear heater control
Thanks
Mark

Posted on: 2019/5/22 11:55
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Re: Local chapters
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Hello Owen
I have been trying fo get the contact information for the Pac region VP I need to speak with but their link is not working can you please send me the contact information to reach the Regional VP I need to speak with,I would appreciate it
Regards,
Mark
55Packard 400

Posted on: 2018/11/17 8:07
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Oil change
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I recently contacted the classic car dealer I purchased my car last year to ask what type of oil was put on when they did their last oil change
Before I purchased it
He stated they put in valvoline vv235 which is sae 50 raving oil high in zinc and phosphorus I am going to get an oil change and am concerned about that weight oil car is never driven in cold winter weather here in ny car shows 105,000 mikes on odometer

Am I safe to replace with same oil? Again not driven or started during very cold winter months or can someone tell me what oil will be correct manual states sae20
Thanks

Posted on: 2018/10/30 13:02
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