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Nice weather today, so I decided to make a trip with the Imperial. Suddenly I was surprised to see that none of the gauges worked anymore except for the alternator. So no fuel, temperature and oil pressure gauge no more. Is this because of a bad instrument cluster voltage regulator? Does the...

Thanks for showing me the Milodon thermostat, only Summit charges very high shipping rates to Belgium/Europe ($40). I also looked at RockAuto, their thermostats seem to be much cheaper, but also poorer quality I guess. I have a few extra questions related to the post you referred to, I hope you...

Thanks everyone for your replays, I'm always learning here. I'm thinking of replacing the thermostat, but does anyone knows which is the correct one to purchase? A member of the Imperial group told me that a 440 needs a 195 degrees thermostat but when I check the 1972 Plymouth Chrysler Imperial...

Hello, Today I made the first ride of this year with my 72 Imperial. What do you think of the temperature and the oil pressure? The temperature gauge first goes to halfway and then drops down again. The oil pressure seems a bid too high, or is this normal for a 440ci with almost 90.000 miles on...

Hello, When I was searching for some parts I came across this Intake Manifold Insulation Kit. Is it mandatory to have this insulation kit installed or not? A couple of months ago, when I renewed the Manifold sealing’s, I discovered some insulation you normally use to insulate your home with. I...

Does anyone here has some experience replacing the gas tank sending unit? I want to replace the send unit of my 72 Imperial but there are not many aftermarket units available. I found two at Classic Car auto parts, one for gas line size 5/16” and one for gas line size 3/8”. Can someone point me...

Thanks everyone, really appreciate it! Patrick

Hello everyone, Stupid question but what's the minimum and maximum oil level of the 440 engine? I have a '72 Imperial with a 440ci and my mechanic says that the dipstick is not the correct one, that even if it reach the "Full" mark, the oil level is still too low. Thank you Patrick Slegers...