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PTV, it does look like a 46-47 tank if you cut off the fill neck and whistle pipe.
Wes
Posted on: 2020/10/22 10:20
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Re: Tighten 115-C connecting rod bolts dry or oiled?
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Normally clean and oiled will give you the best results for any bolt.
Wes
Posted on: 2020/10/11 10:23
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Re: Wes's Maroon 1947 Custom Super Clipper
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Nice, then I can drive it.
Wes
Posted on: 2020/10/10 9:47
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Re: KPack's 1954 Panama
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Just a thought, have you read the Training Service Manual on the carburetor?http://www.packardinfo.com/xoops/html/downloads/49_CarburetorTrainingBook.pdf
A lot of good information to think about before getting in too deep. Wes
Posted on: 2020/10/9 19:13
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Re: KPack's 1954 Panama
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Just a thought, have you read the Training Service Manual on the carburetor?http://www.packardinfo.com/xoops/html/downloads/49_CarburetorTrainingBook.pdf
A lot of good information to think about before getting in to deep. Wes
Posted on: 2020/10/9 19:13
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Re: Finding an Off the Shelf Gas Tank Fuel Sender for 47 Packard
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Well for the time being, I'm working on this project.
So I rebent the arm and now it's reading full with a full tank. Next step see what it looks like empty. Wes
Posted on: 2020/10/8 20:35
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Re: Wes's Maroon 1947 Custom Super Clipper
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Jacked up the front end, trying to figure out why the steering feels so loose. couldn't find any play in anything. Talk to my older brother and he suggest to check toe-in. So I guess that's my next step.
While the front end was up greased around 12 points, had a couple fittings that wouldn't take grease, so for now swapped out fittings until I can get some new ones. Also packed the bearings while there and cleaned up the drivers side brake. Look like a little something wet on it, so took my blow torch and burned off the pads and wiped down everything. That made a big difference, stops pretty straight and no lock ups. Tried the Overdrive today, no go. Grounded pin 5 and could hear the relay click. Found Kick-Down Switch wasn't making good contact. Jumper it out and went for a spin. Saw the green light come on after I got above 25 MPH, shifted into third but I don't think it went into Overdrive. Back at the house, had my son ground pin 5 on the relay while I checked the solenoid on the transmission, it clicked. So I guess I'll have to check some more. Hopefully one of these days I'll be finished. Wes
Posted on: 2020/10/8 20:25
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Re: KPack's 1954 Panama
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Kevin, if you need any more information this Service Counselor has a very detail of the Heater Controler.
http://www.packardinfo.com/xoops/html/downloads/SC/SC-VOL21NO3.pdf Wes
Posted on: 2020/10/7 14:35
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Re: Zero Oil Pressure 1948 Packard
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Just for your information on the Float-O Screen, from Service Letter Vol. 18 No. 7, July 1944.
Wes
Posted on: 2020/10/7 12:18
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