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Jerry B

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  1. It is impotent to completely submerge the whole pump in oil. not just priming. If you don't the shaft will cease in the bushings.
  2. Oil pump must be complete submerged in oil before installing, the whole pump, not just primeing
  3. my recant build was 230 with front sump , but I needed a rear sump, the pickup tub would not work.
  4. Hub on crank is press fit, threads are 1.125 x 14 tpi, not a stander size. You will not find a bolt that size. Like Sniper says, make adapter for installer.
  5. Good news today, got my replacement motor for my 46 wc running today, 203 HP 267 torque
  6. Vacuum leak at throttle shaft will make it difficult to adjust ideal.
  7. Head is for 23" engine, not for sale right now
  8. The use of exseve amounts of silicon can flake off inside the oil pan, guess wear it goes ?
  9. Yea thanks don, I got that part. The question is, is this something that is worth saving? I don't see many NOS Fenton heads. how many do you have?
  10. Not sure what do with the head. Its never been used. any thoughts ?
  11. I changed the gears in the original rear axle. pinion mounted is a good thought.
  12. Any ideas on weather to use or not. I have had this head for a number of years, it is new never instaled
  13. Just need some info on how to deal with E- brake. already changed rear gears. Its the non synchronized low gear that I want to eliminate.
  14. Can a internal bi pass engine be converted to external? I am putting a 1955 Plymouth 230 engine in my 1946 WC 1/2 ton pick up, and want to use the original thermostat housing.
  15. Had my 1955 Plymouth 230 crank checked for cracks and size, I asked the shop to order bearings, they asked if it was auto or stander trans, evidently the rear main bearing is different. any info will help.
  16. Recently found out that the engine oil suplied trans uses diferent rear main bearins. Any info on this will help.
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