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I removed the heater-a/c box from my 1968 Dodge Charger. (Dirt, sand and a dead mouse fell out when I removed it off of the firewall.) What steps should I take to restore the box? Are there any instructions available on how it comes apart? Thanks!

Thanks.....I found all that out after I bought a car with that engine for my wife. :cursin: Uses more oil than it should. In contrast, my son's 2002 Corolla uses hardly any oil and is as reliable as a Swiss watch.

Okay, I won't tell you.

Yes it can be fixed. I have seen lifter holes destroyed and the block was fixed.

Happy belated birthday George. Hope u had a great day. Kim

You were right Roger they had problems with oil and head gaskets.

U could probably get it welded up and then turned down on a lathe. Kim

Engine is out and as far as I know there were no previous leaks, but I did not drive it that much before beginning restoration. The engine was rebuilt before I got it and certainly seems to be in good condition otherwise. Had not noticed this until I replaced freeze plugs, and after the plug...

When YOU are the one building and breaking in the engine, YOU are the only one responsible. Relying on a business that's in the business of selling parts to guarantee your cam isn't going to go flat is, well...

Is that ...diarrhea ?!?!?!?

Point taken!! :lol: We have some gas stations that have two different prices, cash and credit. I do what I can do.

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$100 plus ship

No it will not the Dana bar drops down from about 1 1/2" from the end bend in the bar on each side to clear the bottom of the Dana housing, all the mounting hardware is the same,the Dana bar will fit with 8 3/4.

$50 plus ship…….

That`s what I need as long as the bores are not rusted too badly.