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    Width ?

    _shel_ny replied to old rat 49's topic in P15-D24 Forum

    D24 not the same as P15
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    http://p15-d24.com/topic/23957-first-stab-at-woodgraining-lame/?hl=%2Bwoodgrain+%2Bpaint http://p15-d24.com/topic/12570-woodgraining-methodmaterial/?hl=%2Bwoodgrain+%2Bpaint http://p15-d24.com/topic/12379-woodgraining-shops/?hl=%2Bwoodgrain+%2Bpaint#entry110268 http://p15-d24.com/topic/8019-woodgraining-the-dashboard-window-frames/?hl=%2Bwoodgrain+%2Bpaint#entry68108 http://p15-d24.com/topic/5074-woodgrain-care-and-feeding/?hl=%2Bwoodgrain+%2Bpaint#entry41112 Edit: another http://p15-d24.com/topic/1401-man-at-play/?hl=%2Bwoodgraining+%2Bpaint#entry10263
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    For anyone wanting to make a pressure bleeder. Ace Hardware 90th Anniversary sale starting tomorrow (April 2) has a 1 gallon sprayer for $3.99 that would likely do the deed. EDIT: I believe if you are using Dot 3, or Dot 4 fluid (may be OK with Dot 5 silicone) you must clean this well after use to be able to use it again down the road. I believe denatured alcohol works for that purpose. At $4, basically disposable.
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    You can avoid being sniped by just using the $300-350 buy it now function
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    Thanks Rich. Looks like it will fit some trucks. No engine, just a part picked up by mistake.
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    Thanks My fluid drive clutch was 10 spline 1 1/4" (Measured where shown in pic.)(9 1/4" disc)
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    I have a clutch disc that was tagged as Plym/Dodge 48-51 when I bought it. Also marked 48-52. I bought it for my car, but the center spline is too big. 10" disc. It is a 10 spline, and measures 1-3/8". I would like to know is this fits the trucks. I want to offer it up in the classifieds section, but I would like to confirm what it is first. Any help would be appreciated. Trying to clear some shelves.
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    DPCD 1939-1948 2 1/2" height. part # 1124470 Reference: MoPar 1954 and prior models Passenger Car Parts List
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    You need to move. FedEx delivers to me before 10AM You could just consider yours an early, early, early Saturday delivery Edit: spelling
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    Looks like your D39 is the exception to the 2 horn deal If the wire is heavy enough (12ga or thicker) two horns should get enough juice.
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    That listing shows that the vehicle had 2 horns What you have may, or may not be the original, but it appears that most all the MoPars of that vintage had a Hi. note, and a Low note horn.
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    Oddly enough the oil spec for the 3 speed transmission used in the D24 changed when the same transmission was used in later models. D29, D30, D33. D34, D41, D42. Went from the 90 wt to SAE 10-W. Seems whatever the R10 is happy with would be the way to go
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    EDIT: resized pic
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    Perhaps the answer could be found here. Perhaps not. http://p15-d24.com/topic/35364-dolly-dodge-more-work-on-the-block/?hl=%2Bdolly+%2Bdodge
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    Edit: welcome to the forum
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    wide belt for Dodge, Chry, Plym, postwar using the wide belt 3/4" width. 38 degrees. 49" to 49 1/2" long Would expect DeSoto to be the same. Edit: 13/32" belt would be for the narrow pulley
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    -15 last night. Did not melt any of the snow.
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    I believe the glass bowl model was the much more common model. I have found the "no glass" model on 51's, 52's. Glass is nice, as you can see if there is fuel getting that far.
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    Even with good battery connections your engine will turn slower than a modern engine. Remember, unless modified, the battery is positive ground. Once you determine you have the ignition portion functional with spark where it belongs you can try using a 12 volt battery to start the vehicle. Isolate, or remove the 6 volt battery when doing this. Be sure lights and other things are OFF when doing this.
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    Guess your Spring is a bit ahead of mine
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    They work the same, and fit the same with respect to the engine itself. I believe there can be an issue with clearance to the frame when attempting to remove, or install on some models. Glass bowl model may be an issue. Then again, I may just be dreaming that, or confusing it with oil pump removal/installation.
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    Dodge brake shoe heel vs. toe clearance was different, as it was for the Plymouth prewar vehicles. Your manual may have those specs..
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    The one in my pic is a replacement. First one broke after I had only used it a few times. The rivet hole was not centered on it. Got a replacement, no charge. Looked close at the workmanship on the second one before I left the store.
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    The one in post 5 takes off, puts on. Under $10 at the auto parts store,
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