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thx ... that helps a lot

Lucky me :-) I found 2 intact covers on eBay. Can someone tell me how were these originally attached? With which screws or which clips?

First result at the moparshop (located in Germany) https://www.moparshop.com/Servo-Oel-fuer-Servolenkung-original-mineralisch

Okay, mine is not that loose.

Thank you for the detailed description. I will take a closer look at it. Yes, my Mopar mechanic also recommended me to use ATF3 automatic oil for the power steering. It should be common practice there too.

An old Mopar mechanic told me to hang the part one level higher and see what happens. Now it is in the first position. I did it... it's better now (I think so anyway) but it's still not gone.

Currently, I believe that I may have introduced some contamination into the carburetor when I replaced a piece of the fuel hose.

Nope ... the pump pushrod seems to be fine. Doesn't look worn down.

Hi guys, I'm having a few problems with my belts right now. I'm not sure if the right ones are installed. The belt for the power steering pump is currently a XPA 982 LW. The adjustment is set to the stop, but the part doesn't really sit very tight. I found some instructions showing a...

I will check tomorrow

Sorry ... it is an ongoing issue and it happens in cold or warm condition.

No, only a piece of fuel line was replaced ... but that was about 300 kilometers (about 190 miles) ago.

Could you tell me which one? Here in Austria, it is not so easy to find the correct inch screws . The thread is a 5/16" but I can't get the correct threads per inch.

Classic 15" steel rims and Cooper Cobras

I didn't have much time, but when I slowly give gas, the engine doesn't stall. However, I also noticed a slight squealing noise at higher RPMs... possibly the V-belts (which I recently replaced) might not be tightened enough. Could this also be related to a slipping V-belt?

I've come across a new issue, and maybe one of you can help? I replaced one of my V-belts as it had snapped, and during the test drive, I noticed a slight pop and the engine suddenly shut off when I applied (almost) full throttle. I was able to restart immediately afterward, and everything...

Are there existing 3D models available? Has someone already scanned the parts? In Germany, there is a company that specializes exclusively in 3D printing of vintage car parts (both plastic and metal). 3D-Druck & Rekonstruktion für Ihre Oldtimer Ersatzteile - OIdtimerparts

Has anyone ever thought about scanning the rear lights of a Chrysler 300 using 3D technology? It should then be possible to reproduce the parts using 3D printing.

Looks pretty cool, i like the wooden style . The main problem is that the telescopic function is only secured when the cover is screwed on. Maybe i have to insert a screw without a head.

Hello guys, I have a 1966 Chrysler 300. Recently, I bought a Grant steering wheel (Grant Products 967-0 Grant Classic Nostalgia Steering Wheels | Summit Racing) and the following adapter Grant Products 4310 Grant Steering Wheel Installation Kits | Summit Racing. I have the Tilt & Telescopic...