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I used a 1992 mustang AOD in a 1969 and the dipstick that came with it worked fine. I made my lines from the nickel copper tubing that is easy to bend. Wasn't to hard at all.

Forgot to mention too that the gray primer will help fill in any pits from rust. even used it on a quarter panel one time to fill in some pitting before finish painting and it held up well so far thats been 6 years ago

I used it on a 1969. After cleaning and sanding I sprayed it with the gray masterseries primer then sprayed it with black top coat. I have since sold the car but the new owner and I keep in touch and he said all the paint is holding up well even the red and clear SPI

Bob always finds a way. Thats why he is a moderator

https://www.acehardware.com/departments/tools/welding-and-soldering-tools/welding-rods/24760?store=03344&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw-O6zBhASEiwAOHeGxUexKmF-3t1g7CulS-QPVDZFFF3BNHpfxkTl-m1BFmorajklEJOSzhoCAC0QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds After looking at this more closely I'm not sure it is the one I seen in there store. The one I saw said it could be used with mapp or propane gas on the package. This one seems to lean more toward an electrode for a welder so I don't know, have to take another look when I am back in there. Well after more investigation The Bernzomatic AL 3 is what I used. I was thinking it was the Muggy but I was wrong. So I can truefully say that it works great too. Although I don't think it is any cheaper now. I think the Muggy has come down some since I bought this about 5 or 6 years ago. Was going to attach a picture but as some as said it is not working.

Terry, I was in my local Ace Hardware the other day to get some welding supplys, I noticed they had another brand that was a lot cheaper. I have not tryed it but is suppose to be the same stuff. Your right about about the muggy it is great. I used it to patch an aluminum A/C condenser that sees pressures above 200psi sometimes.

efi's have a tac signal that can be interupeted by a hidden switch. If the efi doesn't see this signal the injectors will not fire. However I have know some to create a dirty signal doing this so you need to keep the circuit as short as possible and use a good quality switch.

You are correct I look for a rocker with a good fit but never found it either. I had to cut off what I needed from an after market one and reshape it. Friend of mine also searched for one with a good fit and never found it either. I guess there was never a big demand for rockers so they never corrected there tooling.

If no wiring has been modified in any way my guess would be a stuck starter solenoid.

Yes that is a dynacorn one you can tell by the DII after the manufactures ref number

Not sure if you had to do any patch work on that part of the fender or not but it is very easily distorted. You will have to manipulate the edge of the fender to align it with the door and if there is a space left there fill it with a spacer. a 3/8 to 1/2 inch is not uncommon.

I-85 Exit 21. Where I-85 and 178(Liberty Hwy) intersect. is the area where I live now. Northern Hartwell lake in that area is called North Lake. I am still only about 8 or 10 miles from Jockey lot but haven't been in over 20 years or so. Your right it is not as good as it use to be.

I was born and raised about 3 miles from Anderson Jockey Lot, I now live in the North Lake area.

yes I will. I wish they would have in Spring or Fall it sure is hot in June.

Mine was doing the same a while back but cleared up on its own I guess. Not sure what the reason was.