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Classy lady. Rest in peace Diane.

The old Dodgecharger.com site had a big topic about this with pics. Yes, the slot in your pic is where they go, Greg. There's been one or two cars found with them at most, super rare option.

Something is wrong there. That is NOT fully engaged, and the sun shell will wear if run like that.

Truth. Since I run service for work and haven't hit the lottery yet, I use Google maps on my phone nearly every day. Even on a route I know, if there's a chance of traffic and an alternate shorter distance, I'll turn it on. It's great at finding delays and suggesting alternates. No...

I have read about those cad plated China ones giving trouble for folks after a couple of years. I sent my Bendix to Booster Dewey ( not the actual business name ) in Oregon ( now Washington State ) for a rebuild, super happy with the results. https://www.powerbrakebooster.com/services

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Be careful with the heat of any bulbs that aren’t stock. Some of the crap overseas ones run too hot and can discolor the lens or worse. Not really a problem if you switch to LED’s and the matching flasher.

Is it rich all the time or only after it warms up? I had a factory Holley that would go warm after 20 minutes. It was the gasket between the body and baseplate. Milling the main body at the gasket surface cured it.

Sounds like you should go on Craigslist and buy a taller ladder. The old tennis ball on the string is an easy way to line up. Really, once you do it a few times, it will get easier.

Yes. Any minerals or dirt in a heat exchanger system will eventually "plate out" - deposit themselves on the tubes of the radiator. This is a slow process in some cases, but it will ALWAYS happen eventually. Distilled water is "pure," no minerals or dirt in it. Well water is chocked full of...

I wouldn't turn down a nice 4 speed Charger 500 if someone gave me one. :rofl:

Uh, Barbara Eden is alive at 94.

Look at pics of finished Chargers on the web. You might not like the look if you smooth over the corner cap seams. Then again, some people seem to prefer it that way.

X2 on the Thermocure. You MUST pull the block plugs on each side when you drain it, every cycle. I do this with both my small blocks and big blocks. They're a little tricky the first time. If they're square head, you must use an 8 point socket. The Thermocure needs a lot of flushing after...