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Column shift to floor shift conversion
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Chas
Hi,

Has anyone converted the column shift to a floor shift on a 1941 Packard 110 3 speed?

Thanks,

Chuck

Posted on: 2019/6/4 17:11
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Re: Generator on 1941 Business Coupe 6 cylinder
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Chas
Thank you so much for the quick and informative reply. As I told the other Gentleman who responded, Folks like you make this even more fun for me, I am learning a great deal about the mechanical side of this Classic.

Thanks again, your information is extremely helpful.

Posted on: 2017/10/13 13:44
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Re: Generator on 1941 Business Coupe 6 cylinder
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Chas
Thank you so much for the quick and informative reply. As I told the other Gentleman who responded, Folks like you make this even more fun for me, I am learning a great deal about the mechanical side of this Classic.

Thanks again, your information is extremely helpful.

Posted on: 2017/10/13 13:42
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Re: Generator on 1941 Business Coupe 6 cylinder
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Chas
Thank you so much for the great help. I am learning so much every day from Guys like you and it makes all of this so much more fun.

Thanks again!

Posted on: 2017/10/13 13:39
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Generator on 1941 Business Coupe 6 cylinder
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Chas
I have not worked on a generator before but need to take mine off so it can be rebuilt and then put it back on. What is the correct procedure for doing this? Do I need to disconnect any battery cables or simply disconnect the wires and then the bolts holding it on? Same question for putting it back on.

Thanks!!!

Posted on: 2017/10/13 10:40
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Re: Shifting linkage stuck
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Thanks for the help Ernie. I will try your suggestion.

Chas

Posted on: 2017/8/29 12:17
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Re: Shifting linkage stuck
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Chas
Thanks for the quick reply, I will do that.

Posted on: 2017/8/29 11:43
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Shifting linkage stuck
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Chas
I have a 1941 Packard 110 Business Coupe that I just purchased. It runs well but every once in a while the gearshift gets stuck, usually when I try to go from 1st to 2nd gear. I have to get out and manually "free" up the linkage under the hood.

Has anyone experienced this also and does anyone know where I should start to correct this, it is a pain when I am driving. I am not sure if it is in the linkage itself or the transmission. I thought about a good dose of WD40 on the linkage but haven't done that yet.

Thanks!

Posted on: 2017/8/29 11:38
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Re: 1941 110 jack positions
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Chas
Thanks so much. I will have to figure out what kind of jack to carry in the trunk in case of a flat. I appreciate your quick response.

Chuck

Posted on: 2017/8/29 8:23
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1941 110 jack positions
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Chas
I just bought a 1941 Packard Model 110 Business Coupe. I cannot find anywhere in manuals where I should position the jack in case of a flat tire. rear bumper? Side somewhere? Front bumper? I do not want to bend or break anything, can anyone guide me?

Thanks,

Chas

Posted on: 2017/8/28 17:48
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