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Confirmed.

It's the damn dampner.

From the Denver stash.

Cleaned up nice was rusty
Phosphoric acid to the rescue.

Now to paint.

After I jp Weld this cut in belt groove. How did that happen

Probably should puy it in the lathe and smooth the journel

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Dampner done. Had to go under and vise grip the flywheel. This doesn't have any balance holes.
I used them to put a bolt on cross member and lock the crank.

Waterpump talked with terrill.
Have his specs.

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That's better

The way Terrill measures fan mount distance.

4 inches +,- . I'm a little over 4 inches. I used a starret ruler.

Little piece i made to hold bearing shaft. Impeller side.

And the Packard bushing tool works perfect to hold little piece.

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Dash gauges.

After messing around with speed 0 cable.

Lost my gauges. .

So had options. Pull the dash. Or a quickie..

Dc,DC converters..

Had some for my trains.. found out that wire that is in series , is ground. Popped my converter...

Grabbed another. Set 5 volts.

Touched, out voltage. Noticed converter light dim. Positive.

So then tried negative side. Looked and gas gauge was pegged full.

Which made since. Since the pink wire from fuse block is power..

This was done with just the battery..

Next will be to pull the pink wire at fuse block.. add a pink wire to converter.

See if that works..

So, the positive on converter out is not used. .

The negative wire at regular is cloth insulation.
Which is coming off. So will slip some shrink over it.

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Key on.

Gas gauge works.

Haven't started it yet.

But. Connection is

Positive voltage out goes to gauges. Black wire i think.

Positive pink is positive in. From fuse box.

Ground . In and out ground to body.

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This the ,,, Ford, oil sending unit.
Same as Napa. But with Ford specs.

Not sure what 24k or 2.4 k is.

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Probably the ohms rating on the sender at specific PSI.

2.4k is far too high, it's probably just a meaningless lot code.

The Ford guys were having issues with the Napa sending unit.
Which i have too.

This was the original part number.. Ford. Mercury. Etc.

One of these days I'll try it.