Mark's 69 Wrote:Replaced the seized fan clutch. I had a hard time finding one that would fit due to the Summit radiator I'm running. I'm not sure where I got the one I was using but I couldn't find any part number on it and the suggested ones were too long. I found a link to Hayden that has all the dimensions and went with a 2705 that fit nicely.
http://www.haydenauto.com/upload/haydena...clutch.pdf
Thanks Mark. I just ran into similar issue with the Griffin Exact Fit radiator for my car. The one called for the car is about a 1/4" too wide to fit with that radiator, and this one matched up perfectly.
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That's an excellent idea Mike! Now we'll be able to find this important information much easier!
Richard
67440Dodge Wrote:Thanks Mark. I just ran into similar issue with the Griffin Direct Fit radiator for my car. The one called for the car is about a 1/4" too wide to fit with that radiator, and this one matched up perfectly.
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I'm glad I can give back a little to all those that help me out.
Well last week was slow since I have a nasty cold. But, I did do a few things...
I am installing a complete 2001 Audi A-6 Quattro interior. Including everything from the firewall back to the rear seats. The dash had to be trimmed to fit the "Express" a little along the front edge. I made some brackets from 3/16 steel plate to mount it up. Now I have to fab up some sheet metal to bring the center of the 67 Coronet floor hump up to the bottom of the 2001 center tower and console assembly. Once that's worked out I can slide the heater/a/c box in front of the tower under the dash and put the Audi Bose Symphony radio, climate controls(dual) etc. back into the tower. Have to relocate my 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 12 way power leather buckets back about 4 inches from the stock holes to give me room to slide in and out and not have my knees up against the dash. I will have to rig up a remote shift arm since the console sets back from stock location about 9 inches. No sweat. The Express is coming along...
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Finally got my cluster back from Instrument Specialties in RI- they do awesome work. Also made my birthday and christmas list for parts needed; what doesn't arrive will be bought January 2016 and it will be time to push hard to the finish line.
I installed a new ratchet shifter. mine only worked in first and reverse after I reinstalled the interior and new carpet. I still need to adjust it since I only have 1st and 2nd. good enough to take her to her new home though.
She got a new hat yesterday.
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Looks good, white really sets it off!
Billb66 Wrote:She got a new hat yesterday.
When are you selling it to me? That is one beautiful Bee!!!