Reason to use distributor condenser hole plug. 2 Attachment(s)
No voltage to points. Looks like some insect had a good home for the winter.
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Wow! Never seen anything like that~!
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Re: Reason to use distributor condenser hole plug. What's your upholstery look like??
Paul in CT |
Re: Reason to use distributor condenser hole plug. Just a little detritus....
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Re: Reason to use distributor condenser hole plug. 2 Attachment(s)
1931 Flamingo, this is my Anna Mobile. I built it from a trailer load of parts. The Beverly Hillbillies truck was my inspiration. It does not have any upholstery.
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Re: Reason to use distributor condenser hole plug. Nice.:)
What is what looks like a tree limb slingshot on the back for? |
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Re: Reason to use distributor condenser hole plug. That would look much better with Model A wheels. :D
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Re: Reason to use distributor condenser hole plug. Distributor all cleaned and reinstalled. Engine runs but clutch is stuck. With engine off, it will shift into all gears. With engine running it grinds when trying to shift to any of the 4. Suggestions for the best way to get clutch to release would be appreciated.
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Re: Reason to use distributor condenser hole plug. Make sure you have some space in front of you, then start it in gear, get it moving, step on the clutch and then hit the brakes. That is how I have unstuck mine.
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Re: Reason to use distributor condenser hole plug. Please start a new thread with this stuck clutch problem in the title, to help others find the discussion in the future.
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