Re: 56 Patrician Issues
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Hi Everyone,
Sorry for the delay in replying!!! It was in fact the rotor button that had caused the issue. I have ordered the part and it is ready to install. Thanks for all your help.
Posted on: 2023/9/6 5:55
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Re: 1956 Packard Patrician
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I dropped the tank, there was a small hole in the top of it where it kinked or hit something, probably when the new fuel sender unit was installed. Anyways i tank welded it with the putty and it doesn't leak anymore.
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Posted on: 2023/7/16 3:39
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Hi Brain Trust,
I got my Patrician up and running and took her out for her first outing, she did well. Came home, parked in the driveway, took the daily out for a bit, then came back to do a swap around and the Patrician wouldn't start. I have looked at the fuel its getting to the carbie, there is power getting to the coil, but the ballast resister is getting quite hot, which I think maybe is the issue, but wanted confirmation. Or if there is something else wrong, idk. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Posted on: 2023/7/16 3:36
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Re: 1956 Packard Patrician
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Hi Don,
I've "welded" the seam with kneading weld and it still seems to be leaking, not as much as it was, so i may just have to pull the tank out and see whats going on, which wouldnt be so bad as im not getting any fuel level readings on the gauge on the dash. Two birds one stone sorta thing, lol
Posted on: 2023/7/9 2:00
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Hi All
So after a bit more fiddling on the old girl, I have decided to consult the professionals on the wiring, there are wires and such going here there and everywhere, to relays, to nothing. If anyone knows anything about wiring, wiring diagrams, please let me know. I have a button i have no clue, its under the dash near the torsion leveling switch, the other long one i figured out that was the milage reset. I also have a huge hole in one of the mufflers and the begining of a small one in the other, hope to have those fixed up when shes running. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the long submarine looking thing in the left front guard is and what its used for? Very weird I havent seen it in any diagrams. Otherwise still waiting on the carbie and the cleaning fairy to arrive.
Posted on: 2023/7/9 1:57
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Re: 1956 Packard Patrician
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Hey Peeps,
So far i have changed the oil, it was black as black. drained the radiator and put water in it (only temp till i get her going and do a proper flush), re installed the brakes and did a bled of the brakes after filling the master cylinder (what a pain in the butt spot) filled the power steering fluid resivor, the front doors where not shutting properly, so thats been fixed, the front windscreen was not installed properly, so as a tempory fix to stop the water leaking in (its currently winter here) its been siliconed until i can get a new rubber seal for it. I've replaced the battery and installed a battery holder. While under the car bleeding the brakes i have noticed that there is a hole in the muffler and the fuel tank seeps at the seam. That will be fixed today. The eletrical system is being fickle, replaced some globes and fuses, some things work, some dont, so investigating that. Waiting on the manifold bolts to be made so i can install the carbie and get her running, hopefully that will be in the next day or two. She still needs a good clean, which im going to get a detailer in to do (i am not going to spend hours polishing all the chrome lol) And I've named her Penelope, hahaha. Attach file: Front brake reassembled.jpg (56.85 KB) Rear Brake reassembled.jpg (53.85 KB) Image.jpeg (244.55 KB)
Posted on: 2023/7/8 20:05
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Hi All,
Today is an exciting day!!! After 6 months from purchasing this beauty in January, she has finally made her way to Australia and has now arrived and is in my driveway. I can not wait to start cleaning her up and getting her driveable and taking her to be shown off.
Posted on: 2023/6/30 6:31
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Re: Wanted to Buy 1955-56 Caribbean
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Hi All,
Just an Update on the '56 Patrician I purchased back at the start of the year. It has finally been shipped, after much delay, and is making its way to Australia. ETA is 13th June 2023. Whoop Whoop. Then travel arrangements need to be made for it to get from one side of the country to another, this is currently in progress.
Posted on: 2023/4/24 3:41
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Re: Wanted to Buy 1955-56 Caribbean
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No worries
I will update the photo when I get her here in Australia and cleaned up and looking pretty
Posted on: 2023/1/12 8:23
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