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Certimafied · 10-01-2020, 12:38 AM

Thanks for the pointers you guys. First thing I did when resurrecting the “a” was print off an owners manual to follow the lubrication needs. After playing with many pre war cars I’ve found grease and lube points can hide on you fairly easily. I can still remember the Packard 426 whose dizzy perished due to my lack of info. I love manuals, may be my main source if reading material! The more you know, haha.

Haven’t had much run time since my last post. Had lots to do to get the engine happy again. Flush rad change water pump fix crack in block above side outlet head gasket. Small list lol!
Finally got my first test drive(s) in last weekend, can’t wait to go again! Hoping to make the 100 years of progression show in it with some friends in Carthage nc November. Wish me luck!

10-01-2020, 12:38 AM	#9
Certimafied Member Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Belmont N.C. Posts: 85	Re: Noisy generator Thanks for the pointers you guys. First thing I did when resurrecting the “a” was print off an owners manual to follow the lubrication needs. After playing with many pre war cars I’ve found grease and lube points can hide on you fairly easily. I can still remember the Packard 426 whose dizzy perished due to my lack of info. I love manuals, may be my main source if reading material! The more you know, haha. Haven’t had much run time since my last post. Had lots to do to get the engine happy again. Flush rad change water pump fix crack in block above side outlet head gasket. Small list lol! Finally got my first test drive(s) in last weekend, can’t wait to go again! Hoping to make the 100 years of progression show in it with some friends in Carthage nc November. Wish me luck!