TimFX
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Just ordered a new master cylinder. Gonna top it up and hope to make it to the garage!
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Hello all found a large puddle of brake fluid on the ground today. Brake pedal went to the floor mostly. Leaking seal? This fix it? https://www.napacanada.com/en/p/NUP143
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So... if I wanted to top up the engine oil, I would remove the filter and pour into the tube?
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My parts list book doesn't list it. 'Does anyone have the service manual with a picture or diagram?
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Nothing came out. Wasn't plugged with crud. Had engine oil on it so I suspect this is not the coolant plug.
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Clearly, I have not done the whole job. Back at it tomorrow. drain the block (pick the crud) remove the lower rad hose and flush multiple times. Its all all a great learning experience.
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This the tap? Between oil breather and distributor
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Fffffffffuuuuuuuu.... ok. Now I know
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Flushed the rad till it ran clear. Refilled with 50/50 strangely, it only took half the amount of fluid that's listed in the manual is there another drain on the engine for the fluid that's inside the block?
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Am I hallucinating or has the 47' Plymouth shop manual disappeared from the downloads section?
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Anyone know if a replacement thermostat is 160 or 180deg ?
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Just opened the rad cap. It is caked with brown sludge... pulling the rad now
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I'll try pulling and flushing the rad next weekend.
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My P15 is running a little hot so I've been thinking about doing a rad flush with this. http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/prestone-radiator-flush-plus-cleaner-0380811p.html#srp Is it safe to use this crap in my 70 year old rad? thanks!