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used antifreeze
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What is the best way to get rid of used antifreeze? I dont want to dump it in the ground. I looked at the internet someone said you can dump it in sewer system . I checked with the water authority and they said no do not do that. I worked at a place that had their antifreeze recycled and i would take it there. But I dont work at that place anymore. I asked my township they said there is a place I could take it but they have a once a year collection and you would have to make an appointment in advance during the day which means i would have to take off work. Its not easy to do the right thing.

Posted on: 7/21 6:02
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r-9 overdrive question
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I was driving on back roads. I never had the overdrive cable pulled out but i noticed the areo drive light on the dash flickering around 28 and the light would come on around 30mph. is this normal?

Posted on: 7/6 12:49
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Title needed 1940
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Need a title for a 1940 super 8 coupe

Posted on: 6/27 9:30
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Re: Various CL Pickings
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The 1940 160 sedan is actually a 120 it was for sale last year saying it was a 120

Posted on: 6/27 8:58
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Re: water distribution plate
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I tried to find it on the internet under water jacket but had no luck maybe max meritt has 1 hopefully the guy that was reproducing them didn’t stop making them. I repaired 1 of mine. I cut the inner plate out made some measurements and welded a new plate in also drilled the the holes the whole thing only took 2 hours

Posted on: 6/27 7:42
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Re: Adding vent hole to vacuum fuel tank
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I had a problem with several vacuum tanks the car would run fine for a while and then it would shut off and it would be out of gas in the vacuum tank . The problem turned out to be the brass seats were coming out of the housing in the top cover of the tank . These are the 2 brass seat that the needle valves go in and out of as the float in the tank moves up and down. I even sent the tank to a person that rebuilds them and he said the tank was fine. Well he was wrong

Posted on: 6/24 11:22
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Re: Adjustable lifters backing off
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Self locking threads there is not enough room for a jam nut

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Posted on: 6/14 11:27
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Adjustable lifters backing off
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I have several lifters that keep backing off they turn easily any easy fix

Posted on: 6/14 9:32
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1941 160 temp gauge
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I have been having trouble finding a temp gauge for a 1941 160. Dose anyone know of a aftermarket gauge that has the same threads as the packard head?

Posted on: 5/11 16:20
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Serial number 1940 1941 1942
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Is there any other place on the frame that the serial number would appear other than the vin plate on cowl.

Posted on: 5/11 5:21
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