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I guess I do not understand lamen terms. I only understand and speak English.

I had a thread here where I was dealing with a similar issue. I had 39-40 psi at 70 mph which for me is around 2000 rpms. This is almost double the old suggestion of 10 lbs for every 1000 rpm. To me, that still seemed low by Mopar standards. I tried a standard volume oil pump in my engine under...

Pull the gauge cluster out,remove clock and then install tach.

70

What year Charger?

90 in. lb. with a old beam or dial wrench. 1 in 500 guys may have one.

He put it in lamen terms. I did not know if it mattered about the ends. I did take your advice and bought the Melling pushrods. Did not mean to offend you.

Pretty sure I read a post on here a few yrs ago of someone detailing that very thing. Search bar. I had mine done when I had my gauges refurbished.

Where are the dodge charger folks mounting aftermarket tachs?was gonna put it on steering column but can't see the speedometer then would like too put it in dash where there suppose to be a clock but can't figure out how to get all that out to install it

Big block not that bad. Jack car up n put on stands. Disconnect one side of center link n swing out of the way. Unbolt pan n if I remember correctly, drops right out.

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You make my head hurt. Follow the simple word for word way to diagnose in reply #3

Precision Metal works on Trent in Spokane can fix it like new

I still have Nacho’s helpful sketch on AMM bypass and wired it, just haven’t got to connecting to the gauge yet, waiting for a time to pull the cluster again. Just have this looped meantime. The BH connections on my ’63 got to looking fugly, some serious heating went on. Installed a new engine...

A guy that I know that used to live in this: ...Tightened his wheel bearings to something like 90 ft lbs instead of 90 in lbs! He burned up 2 sets before he discovered his mistake. For reference, 90 in lbs equates around 7.5 ft lbs.

The opener with the yellow plastic is dual purpose. In addition to being an opener, it also doubles as a bottle top sealer. The all metal one is from Jones and Laughlin steel corporation. It has a small swing out blade.

As I have aged, I have noticed people holding the door open for me more often, and I think they are older than I am. Not sure who or where to complain, I can open the door myself. :BangHead::lol:

What do you think I was telling you?