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Update - Went for two long drives yesterday using the Stant 10810 Vented cap, and it seems to be venting properly. I have a updated pop-open cap, that allows for that cap, and one of Doug's MacMillin's modified fill neck on the way.
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69 Conv Quarter Window Frame bushing / roller
aslanefe replied to Joe Dozzo's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Don’t have windlace, that part has metal inside, I can’t print that piece. Will do Mike. - Last week
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I searched because I’m sure I’ve seen the seat width posted before. I went through a couple different search attempts and didn’t see it. Thanks.
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@smh00n - I'll check into that TRL valve. Several people I know use the TVP valve due to it closing off after the pressure goes down, and so I don't get any gas smell in the garage. (roll over and fuel pump cut off switch is something I do need to add. ) Where did you plum your vent out let on the rear of car? I followed Kellys lead on my install: https://www.vintage-mustang.com/threads/how-would-you-go-about-venting-the-gas-tank.631078/ I did talk to Tanks Inc Tech support. They said the vent on the tank vent in both directions. They also said no loop in the line. I removed the flip top cap, and placed a OEM vented cap on the car yesterday. I plan to drive the car and see if that makes a difference. Now that the car is dialed in, my drives are longer, maybe a hour long, and Iam starting with a full tank. Prior to this, I was not going far, maybe 20 min drive to a car show, and had no issues. good info here: https://www.vintage-mustang.com/threads/gas-cap-venting.1198225/#replies -Mark
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Check the control valve specs. The bolt inside it is torqued to inch Lb not foot Lb like everything else. That controls the steering and nearly all issues you state are control valve issues. +1 for Chockostang, he know his stuff.
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I have the same tank but stock rotating gas cap. I’ve plumbed a 3/8” pipe from the vent outlet on the pump to the back of the car. Never had an issue like you describe. To me it is pressurising gas and air in the system which then needs to vent. The TPV6 valve is a pressure relief valve, not a vent valve according to Newton equipment. Their TRL valves are vent valves. I’m not across them but if you need a tank vent that closes in a roll over I don’t think the TPV valve is the product.
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Question for you, EFI users. My car is a 1970 Mach 1 351C with a Sniper EFI,also using a return gas line. Tanks Inc EFI tank, an intank pump, and a vent line go to the TPV6 valve to mimic the 69, GT500 mod. I also have the flip-up gas cap with the proper dent at 11 o'clock to let air into tank. Just this past weekend, I filled up and went for a drive, using about a quarter tank of gas. Had a loud hissing sound coming from the cap. When I opened it, it "Whoosed", and had to ...pass some gas... Even when I closed it after letting the gas out, it was still hissing, so I just let the cap open for a while. My though is I need a bigger "vent" to let air into the tank due to the EFI. I've been searching the forums all day for a answer... any one have first hand experience with this issue and EFI?
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“Shudders” is kind of a broad term. What specifically shudders? The steering wheel? The tires? Hoses hooked up correctly? Have you turned the wheel left and right multiple times to get air out of the system?
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69 Conv Quarter Window Frame bushing / roller
Mike65 replied to Joe Dozzo's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
aslanefe, when you make more of the quarter window roller bushings can you make me a set for both rear quarter windows? Mike. -
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There are a shit ton of online posts about this, Google away. I believe the most swapped seat is a late model Fox Mustang and others up to around 2010. Aftermarket seats and those from other cars are a crap shoot.
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I started looking at seats this morning. Does anyone have seat measurements handy? What I'm looking for is how wide a seat can be, since alot of the aftermarket seats have bolsters and I don't want to run into an issue where the seat is too side for the door to shut. If you have specific recommendations for aftermarket seat choices or pictures I'm open to reading those and seeing what you have. edit: these are the seats I’m looking at. Corbeau Sport Seat in vinyl/cloth combo. Thoughts?
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69 Conv Quarter Window Frame bushing / roller
shanec8070 replied to Joe Dozzo's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Windlace the piece of trim between the inner and outer quarter panel in the door jam area tried to send a photo but won't let me yeah thats cool I can wait for ya to look around for the window slides -
69 Conv Quarter Window Frame bushing / roller
aslanefe replied to Joe Dozzo's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I do not know what you mean by “quarter panel pillar windace pieces”; I think I have some quarter window rollers but I won’t be home for a week to check. -
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69 Conv Quarter Window Frame bushing / roller
shanec8070 replied to Joe Dozzo's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
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69 Conv Quarter Window Frame bushing / roller
shanec8070 replied to Joe Dozzo's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Hello new here would you be able and or willing to print the quarter panel pillar windace pieces for a 70 coupe also and I would also like a set of your window rollers if your still making them -
Hello im new here and would it be possible to print the quarter pillar windlace pieces for a 70 coupe
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1970 Sail Panels - Fiberglass made by ridgerunner
buening replied to Vermillion Blazer B2's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Any pictures of what these look like? - Earlier
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SPI! Incredible stuff.
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will do, thanks
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Hi Old School, welcome to the forum just for us cool kids with 69s and 70s. Chockostang is regarded as the expert on Mustang steering and brake systems. He made a comment once that the Mustang guys complain all the time about the PS, but the Vette guys don't and they have the same system. It is definitely "good enough" and mine has worked for 56 years. I don't claim to be an expert, so I suggest you post your question on Vintage Mustang Forums. Chock hangs out there and is sure to answer any questions, not to mention inputs from many other knowledgeable people on the worlds largest Mustang forum. Be sure to clearly identify what you have and any modifications.
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Hey everyone, I have a question on PS I hope someone can answer. I have a 69 Mach 1 with a 351W. I have put on a new (stock) PS pump, control valve, and slave cylinder. With car running and at a stand still, when I turn the car right, all is good, when I turn left, the front end shutters. Definitely a hydraulic issue. Because it works well when I turn right, would you assume a control valve issue, or have any of you had issues with stock PS pumps not good enough? Thanks for any input
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Mine doesn't like "The old car smell"