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  1. 70NEWYORKER

    The 1972 Chrysler Thread

    Yes, but can only personally attest to seeing it on small blocks. Never had to really mess with late seventies big blocks. Liked it much better than GM's A.I.R. system with the octopus pipes at each port. Don't forget the possibility of late seventies California only parts.
  2. 70NEWYORKER

    The 1972 Chrysler Thread

    Port for upstream air injection.
  3. 70NEWYORKER

    Engineering a windshield solvent reservoir

    Would pointing the blow-off at the windshield help with the dead bugs??? asking for a friend...
  4. 70NEWYORKER

    Wyatt is selling out

    :rofl:
  5. 70NEWYORKER

    Wyatt is selling out

    Maybe when I'm dead...
  6. 70NEWYORKER

    Poppy, my first C-body

    Looks like some yahoo mixed up or installed the wrong rocker(s)...
  7. 70NEWYORKER

    What is this by the hood hinge? 70 Fury I

    That is supposed to be horizontal. It fits below the hinge and keeps water from falling on the bulkhead connector.
  8. 70NEWYORKER

    Carter AVS 4968S

    Part numbers: Primary Jets 120-501 .101 dia Secondary Jets 120-395 .095 dia Metering Rods 16-160 .0645, .062, .055 dia Primary Venturis (contains idle jet and both low and high speed air bleeds) Pump side venturi 58-1273s op pump side 58-1272s Idle and Main jet diameters should be...
  9. 70NEWYORKER

    Carter AVS 4968S

    That looks like a re-man carb..painted silver and the sticker on the rear face. Verify the rods and jest are the correct numbers for your application. My experience is reman carb can be a mix of parts from many different carbs. I have some Carter parts that don't show up anywhere in the Carter...
  10. 70NEWYORKER

    A74 code on 1970 senior Dodges (and A71 A75 A76 too!)

    Only references I could find were Australian. This link states what the protection package contains. " A74 VJ Protection Package includes Body side mouldings and Rear Bumper overriders Chrysler Option Codes: Vehicle Identification: Production: Charger Club of WA Scroll down
  11. 70NEWYORKER

    71 New Yorker restoration finally complete

    Well Done!!! :thumbsup:
  12. 70NEWYORKER

    Rip's New '73 Navajo

    If the bulb housings have only one wire the housings must be grounded by what they are mounted to. Touch a well grounded wire to one of the housings and see if that bulb lights.
  13. 70NEWYORKER

    Rip's New '73 Navajo

    Bulb housings grounded???
  14. 70NEWYORKER

    69 Exhaust manifold question

    The driver's side manifold in your picture is from a high perf engine.
  15. 70NEWYORKER

    1973 Newport Steering Coupler/Rag Joint

    Good price if it works and lasts. That price is half what I paid for a NOS one twenty years ago.
  16. 70NEWYORKER

    My 1971 Dodge Polara

    Those are chunks of disintegrating valve stem seals.
  17. 70NEWYORKER

    Broadcast Sheet Discrepancies

    Yes. Giant pain in the ***. Had to research pricing and descriptions. Found a decent font and messed with sizing. Gathered copies of stickers for similar era Mopars for examples of placement and spacing of letters and lines, punctuation and symbols. The little car Mopar people had done a lot of...
  18. 70NEWYORKER

    71 Fury Gran Coupe Video

    The perfect sized whitewall for Fuselage cars!!!
  19. 70NEWYORKER

    1970 300 'Vert power locks

    The driver's side "lock knob" is not connected to anything except an electrical switch. It will not move with the key. The passenger side is connected to the latch and also operates a switch. It will move a little with the key and will feel like it's not really connected until the extremes of...
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