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My Project Cars
1939 plymouth p7
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My fuel pump went out. I have a nice gear driven electric pump from fifth avenue garage. What is the advantage and disadvantages of electric fuel pump to a mechanical one.
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So it was rebuilt but I don’t know exactly how many miles. I’m assuming about 1000 to 1500 but really not sure. I’ve changed the oil once with straight 30wt and a zinc additive. But was looking at the Lucas 10/30 or 10/40. It is supposed to have enough zinc so I wouldn’t have to add it
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I’m sure this has been asked before but, what oil is everyone running. I’m in Northern California with a 201 Plymouth flathead/L Head.
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they are Goodyear pre-war tires. they do make a "new" tire that looks like that
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I’m curious why giving it more fuel would help? Thanks you
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Yes I’m have the heat shield
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Yes there is spark.
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So here is the problem I’m have. Car starts fine when cold/cool. The problem is when it gets warm/hot it won’t start. The car runs great not over heating at all the temp gage is normal meaning 180° thermostat opens cools to 160°. Fuel is at the carb when I try to start it warm so no vapor lock. It turns over strong for a 6v. it’s a 1939 Plymouth 201. Any advice?
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this is a 23'' head (23 1/2) going on a 1939 201 plymouth
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Can anybody help me identifying the cylinder head it’s supposed to be from a Plymouth. # 632955-3 other castings NH 12-31 P
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