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  1. chrysler1941
    Could send you one from Denmark if any interest.
  2. chrysler1941
    Looks nice. What's the riveted unpainted plate for? Is it a truck thing?
  3. chrysler1941
    Maybe. We don't have these ratings. Mine are 70 mm² Car starts instantly, but then again I have 6 hidden ground cables, one of them directly to starter bolt as explained in an earlier thread.
  4. chrysler1941
    Mine 4202 has a small horse shoe clip. Testing chamber, not scientifically but for function, I connect a hose, place in mouth and imagine it's cold milkshake. It will move. ?
  5. chrysler1941
    Are you sure it's retarded and not advanced. Tell us where your pointer is.
  6. chrysler1941
    I have the disc type connected to carb. I was suspicious back then of it's effectiveness but I was surprised how well it performs.
  7. chrysler1941
    I never use feeler gauge, dwell is more precise. I purchased a newer cap, drilled two holes above adjust and set screws and use plastic screwdriver to adjust dwell while engine running. After adjustment, remove cap and tighten with normal screwdriver and double check. Plastic screwdrivers are called alignment tools and used for high frequency circuit adjustments.
  8. chrysler1941
    Greg g beat me to it
  9. chrysler1941
    Sorry I missed that part
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    If so, he might let us know for next time someone stumbles over such a tool kit.
  12. chrysler1941
    This is what I have. Hope they are enough Miller.pdf
  13. chrysler1941
    Plymouthy Adams is correct, called housing vent assembly part 3-02-20 @greg g funny comment but Cadillac had it back before 1937. Se attached from shop manual
  14. chrysler1941
    No but usually LED bulbs require specific voltage to turn on unlike incandescent bulbs. Typically they won't work due to voltage drop through connectors and switches. Simple solution is a small cheap voltage boost circuits for each LED. https://www.ebay.com/itm/313621202970?epid=17008650258&hash=item490547c81a:g:ZXIAAOSwaH9hA-SG
  15. chrysler1941
    Always wondered why people use gasket and silicone. Before it was invented, gaskets where always enough.
  16. chrysler1941
    Not 100% but I think it's opposite
  17. chrysler1941
    @joecoozie Thank you for explaining to me what shrink tubing is. Someone uses shiny green tubing. Suspect. @keithb7 I'm not referring to heater element. I also live in a country with same latitude as mid Canada. It's the shiny freeze plug under ignition wire holder in a rusty engine. Suspect. Seems someone has worked on engine not long ago. Band air repairs probably failed and looks like owner gave up. Still curious to know what the white cup behind filter is.
  18. chrysler1941
    So does freeze plug repairs, Green shrink tubing and weird thing sticking up behind oil filter.
  19. chrysler1941
    I get these stainless from local boat accessories shop. For some reason they still use them.
  20. chrysler1941
    Yeah cool, filling up guzzlers like the Merlin and chain driven 27 litre Hispano Suiza racers Link from 2018 , seen at 3:22 and 5:57 https://youtu.be/fnNlwQunoLs
  21. chrysler1941
    If it was in my country. I'd buy it immediately. .
  22. chrysler1941
    Cool ?
  23. chrysler1941
    I wish they would make these for 3W
  24. chrysler1941
    Keep the Bull Eye headlamps. gently grind chrome edge off, discard reflector . Get new H4 Lamps, place in oven until glue softens. Remove glass and glue on Bullseye. This is what I did and they look good.
  25. chrysler1941
    We all have different opinions. We can agree to disagree
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