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56Clippers

Re: Back to the Ultramatic Lockup

#21

Home away from home

53 Cavalier, thanks for the picture, it is an improvement over the scan of the manual.
In identifying the ports, remember that "left" as used in the manual is the car's left.
You may need to open the image to read the port labels.

Click to see original Image in a new window

Posted on: 6/4 14:39

paulsPackard

Re: Back to the Ultramatic Lockup

#22

Quite a regular

ive been checking the right port...

Thanks!!!!

Posted on: 6/4 15:55

53 Cavalier

Re: Back to the Ultramatic Lockup

#23

Home away from home

Quote:

56Clippers wrote:
53 Cavalier, thanks for the picture, it is an improvement over the scan of the manual.
In identifying the ports, remember that "left" as used in the manual is the car's left.
You may need to open the image to read the port labels.

This is helpful, thank you!

I've often thought that a good project would be to redo the manuals so they had new/clear pictures, and searchable text. A BIG project, but a little at a time and after a few years it would be done and good forever!

Posted on: 6/5 1:14

53 Cavalier

Re: Back to the Ultramatic Lockup

#24

Home away from home

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paulsPackard wrote:
ive been checking the right port...

Thanks!!!!

Good that you've been checking the right port, bad that you don't have any pressure. The plot thickens!

Posted on: 6/5 1:20

paulsPackard

Re: Back to the Ultramatic Lockup

#25

Quite a regular

It was work weekend.. so i haven't had a chance to check on pressures in detail... as soon as i can, ill be back on the ultramatic drive...

Thanks Paul

Posted on: Today 10:15

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