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Re: Fuel shortage issue :-(
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Probably debris in the fuel tank. Remove gas tank sender and see if there is a filter of some type.
If so, replace it.

Posted on: 3/2 10:15
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Re: Susan Johnson - RIP
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Love and blessings to our dear Susan. A big hole has formed by her absence. A successful life is judged by the love that we leave behind. And Susan has won the jackpot!

Posted on: 2/26 7:38
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Re: 1947 2106 front garnish removal on right door
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Update!!

I found a great glass guy on Amelia Island. He came and we got it off.
The front garnish moulding is hooked into a channel that runs front from back of the door to the front of the door.
It was just tricky detaching the moulding from the front of the run channel.
Today we are replacing a cracked vent window and the vent window rubber seal which leaked in the rain storm I was caught in.

Posted on: 2/6 9:44
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1947 2106 front garnish removal on right door
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I have the factory service manual. On the right front door I have removed the screws on the garnish moulding. However I cannot remove it.
It seems to still be attached at the front. The service manual does not mention anu further attachment. Any suggestions on how to remove it??
Thanks

Posted on: 2/6 9:20
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Re: Led stop light and turn signal bulbs
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Many thanks for your input

Posted on: 2023/11/6 19:07
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Led stop light and turn signal bulbs
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I want to upgrade my stop light and turn signal bulbs to LEDs.
Of course I want them brighter! Anyone have experience with this change?

Posted on: 2023/11/6 12:24
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Re: New member with new Packard
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Stunning car!!

Posted on: 2023/7/1 7:45
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Re: starter switch
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Daytona carburetor rebuilder actually manufactures them. They printed one for me.

Posted on: 2023/5/2 17:39
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Re: Gas tank filler lock fell into the gas tank!
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Thank you for giving me some peace of mind. I don't drive the car hard enough to sling the lock around in the tank. After all, the car is more of a place than a thing on the road. In a recent ride, my cousin who drives a Corvette, was stunned such a large machine could go down the road so majestically. But,it is a Packard!

Posted on: 2023/1/6 11:58
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Gas tank filler lock fell into the gas tank!
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I was finally able to use a screwdriver to pry the shell off my locking gas cap that was frozen. I got the shell off but the lock mechanism actually fell into the gas tank. I bought some magnets on a expandable shaft and put it down the neck to try and use the magnet to catch the lock. But there seems to be a baffle at the base of the filler tube. My question;is there a baffle inside the tank that might protect the sender unit from being struck by this lock floating around in the gas tank. I pulled the gas tank before when I put in a new sender unit and I don't remember seeing any baffles. Is there a way I can avoid pulling the tank to get that lock mechanism out. Or, is it okay just to leave it in. I don't want it to damage that new sender unit. But I'm guess I'm preparing for the worst. I'm beginning to think the only way to get the lock mechanism out is to drop the tank and remove the sender unit so there's a nice big hole I can put my hand in.

Posted on: 2023/1/6 10:59
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