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no media is there.
Posted on: 2013/9/5 6:46
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Re: '48 288 and 327 air cleaner
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Thanks. Ours are just tall metal cans with a lid that screws on. There are 4 1/2" or so holes inside around a metal cylinder that clamps on the carb. A side brace helps hold it in place. Looks as if the air is drawn somehow through these holes. Any thoughts?
Posted on: 2013/9/5 6:44
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Can anyone provide me with info on the 22nd series air cleaner? I've got a '48 touring and my Pop's got a '48 club. is the air cleaner oil bath or dry? If oil bath how and where is the oil put?
Posted on: 2013/9/5 5:09
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It's not hard to do the actual painting. What is hard is doing the prep work. Cleaning, masking and taping is tedious. I use acyrlic enamel if I can't get engine enamel in the correct shade. Any automotive paint store can match the color if you provide a sample.
Just be sure to mask EVERYTHING! Overspray will find any uncovered area. Try using heavy disposable dropcloths and cover the whole vehicle.
Posted on: 2013/9/5 5:00
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