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Re: Source for Welch plugs?
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Call the folks at Max. I purchased a couple of plugs from them a while back. Not all of their parts are listed on their website.

Posted on: 2023/8/14 13:06
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Re: Priming an oil pump
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Thanks guys. Appreciate the tips.
Should I drain the oil before I remove/install?

Posted on: 2023/4/27 13:29
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Priming an oil pump
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I'm installing a rebuilt 0il pump on my 356. I've removed the cover to check the gasket thickness and I am wondering:

Should I prime the pump before I install it? Some tips on how to do that and with what?

thanks

Posted on: 2023/4/26 23:28
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Re: Fuel Tank Whistle
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Posted on: 2023/3/31 12:07
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Re: Rut sensitivity One Twenty
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Are you running bias ply tires? The roads here are frequently rutted. I installed radials and experienced a huge improvement in handling, especially at speed.
Best of luck....

Posted on: 2023/3/30 15:18
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Re: Brake lathe question
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Many thanks for the info. I have sent two different sets of front drums to two different local shops to cut. One pair has a soft pulse, and the other a rather violent machine gun like shudder. When adjusting the shoes I cannot get a nice swish, but rather a grab and release, as I would expect with an out of round drum.
In both sets I left the bearing races in the drums as you guys indicate. Just searching for reasons why I can't seem to get at least one set round.
Neither set has been cut beyond spec. So, I am just searching for an answer. Thanks again, you guys are great.

Posted on: 2022/4/26 13:15
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Brake lathe question
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When mounting a drum on a brake lathe, should the wheel bearings be removed?

Posted on: 2022/4/25 20:19
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Re: Water Distribution Tube
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Thanks JWL, I have one.

Posted on: 2022/2/25 20:06
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Re: Water Distribution Tube
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Thanks Ernie,
That's a good idea!

Posted on: 2022/2/25 12:18
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Re: Water Distribution Tube
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Thanks for the ideas gents. I did an acid flush and have also tried thermocure a year ago or so. I have the radiator out for a recore and thought I should go all the way with a tube removal and some wire brushing. I can insert a small rod all the way to the back of the block so I think the tube itself is not clogged up, just cemented to the block. I think I will go gentle a while longer and maybe just leave it as is. Thanks guys.

Posted on: 2022/2/24 20:13
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