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7 NeutralAbout OldPly
- Birthday 02/07/1962
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Mansonville Quebec
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Old stuff
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My Project Cars
48 Plymouth business coupe green
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U,S, 48 plymouth business coupe deluxe only. . Mobility dipper II loader
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wynyard sk
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Maybe it's stuck open ? In the old days people would test them in a pot of hot water , hang it in water (don't want it touching sides or bottom of pot) if you want to get Fancy add a thermometer You can do the reverse and put in freezer dry don't want any mosture freezing it stuck and stopping it from moving
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Not all relays ( like a starter or horn ) will not stand up being engaged for long periods of time
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Longest Drive to Date - Rounding out the Home Stretch
OldPly replied to Conn47D24's topic in P15-D24 Forum
My 48 Plymouth 218 23inch oil pressure is 40lbs running off 12v starter. If your car is 6v starter turns shower . Oil relief valve keep oil psi around the 40-45 psi range oil thickness I don't thank should make a difference oil pressure and the valve just opens more or less off the pressure . Maybe broken spring or dirt in valve. I think I have seen kits for these valves I don't remember who or ware try Andy b oldmopar -
Hi Keith l really believe these old cars like to be driven on long drives & all parts up to temp good oil, grease, & all adjusted/settings set right etc (front to back) l know you drive your car a lot so you should have the winter storage gas out and fresh gas in tank by now I have driven actress Canada many times in last 25 years 5 tanks of gas at least,per trip started to get good milage that I could not believe, (to the point of starting question my math) (vehicle computers km to empty only go to 999 need more) These old cars like to perr (like a happy cat) Every one knows "Happy wife happy life . Happy car happy driver"
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Is Your gas milage of 12.5 mpg US gallons or imperial gallons ?
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OldPly started following MarcDeSoto
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Saw this old post by dezeldoc from July 2011 I have been laughing and gigeling to myself for a day now just to bring it to top so you all can read
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What parts should I keep on my parts shelf ? In stock I understand tuneup parts (points, router, cap, etc) fan belt , seal beam headlight, (ever wonder why cars parked and not beening driven are missing headlights) oil filter, motor gasket kit, and a few other gaskets , starter,horn relay (have a few from Princess Auto) break shoes,wiper blades, Not wanting to upset some people but some have so many parts it would put a parts supplying store to shame But if I could find a p15 not repairable I mean really bad for a parts car , I would save everything I could
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It should face the firewall , yes if it faces forward it will FORCE air into crankcase and all the road dust from the car in front of you . Mother mopar put a lot or thought into little things like this .(some of us don't understand way but she did) My house is across the street from a school , you would be surprised how dirty a car can get from road dust.school buses people picking the kids etc not driving fast. if car does not move for a few days i have to clean windshield