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Its the pump for the window washers. I have one in my parts.

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Yeah, Fred, I thought you might find that label a little interesting.

It's attached to the back end of the glove box....

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They don't really get too specific do they? "moderate speeds" for the "first few hundred miles". So what is the button for? Trunk Monkey? I would check the trunk for a skeleton, he might have run off when he saw the tomato cages. Cool car. Eric

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The "Jiffy Jet" windshield washer system. Step on pedal....spritz windshield.

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The bottle. Is that an octupus under the hood??? Nope, just heater hoses.

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Where it goes thru the windshield.

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Have the same thing on my 48 Dodge only what you see is all thats left, no other parts for it. Always thought it was funny how the owner added this but not a radio. Maybe it was the dual heaters that stopped him from ordering a radio, who knows.

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Ed I have a pump and nothing else. Couple more guys and maybe we'd have 1 complete system.

Guest airbikebill
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I still have the break-in label in my 39 Plymouth glove box, it says not to drive over 35mph for the first 500 miles. I'll try to post a pic later.

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If anyone wants a copy of that label, just transfer the pic to an editor and fill in the missing chunks with paint program. Then print it. Sounds as if that should work, but Im no expert.

Or print it off as is, do some first hand repair work as needed, then make a

new one on a copier or scanner.

Guest jtw3749c
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Hey Bob T

Took a little time and did up a complete new Break in instruction sheet. Course not knowing the size I may be off on the size. I can't upload it because it to big Will see if I can get it down sized. It's a pdf file. Will try something.

Guest jtw3749c
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Break in speed label dressed up just a bit. If you click on it to view and then click on File and then Print Preview it will show you what size it is, which is to small, but increase the size and maybe it will be close. Then print it and trim it after you print. At a distance, nobody will be the wiser.

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