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Kudos To Randy At MidLife
edwardthomson51@yahoo.com replied to RPM's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
THANKS GUYS....I NEEDED TO HEAR THIS......ILL TAKE MY TIME FOR SURE AND IF I HAVE ANY PROBLEMS PAINLESS HAS A NUMBER TO CALL ....PLUS YOU GUYS ALWAYS HELP THANKS FOR THAT AHEAD OF TIME!! I WONDER IS RPM BOUGHT MIDLIFE THAT BOTTLE OF WHISKEY YET?????? ED -
Kudos To Randy At MidLife
edwardthomson51@yahoo.com replied to RPM's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
HA HA ........i like the location you have listed peoples republic of kalifornia.......it fits so well out there.......i always tell people i refer it as another country..... and mabey we should just go ahead and give it to mexico and make them happy??? im bad today!!!!! must be the full moon!! well im glad you had an easy problem to fix!! i have a 70 coupe that i have to put in a new wiring harness i bought from painless...ill be doing that in a couple of months so i will have my hands full ...as i have never put one in .....so it will be interesting!!! -
Kudos To Randy At MidLife
edwardthomson51@yahoo.com replied to RPM's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
midlife you saved the day for rpm.....i think he needs to send you a bottle of your favorite whiskey!!!! tell him to pull out some of that stimulus money!! ha ha ed -
hey guys i need sine advuce,,,, 1970 mustang coupe all manual drum brakes....i replaced everything from master cylinder to lines ....etc...... now i have to put in the brake fluid for the first time (going with dot 5)....and need to know - which is the best way to bleed them....i plan on using a mityvac but should i gravity bleed them first (since evreything is empty) ...ill bench bleed the master first...but eveything from the line distributor to the wheel cylinders is empty........ i have never replaced a whole system before so i want to do it right the first time...... thanks ed
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C-4 TRANSMISSIONS
edwardthomson51@yahoo.com replied to edwardthomson51@yahoo.com's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
got help .....engine was sitting too low...... now its all ok...........thanks anyway ed -
C-4 TRANSMISSIONS
edwardthomson51@yahoo.com replied to edwardthomson51@yahoo.com's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
IM HAVING TROUBLE WITH PUTTING NEW TRANSMISSION COOLING LINES ON.....I HEAR THEY ARE THE SAME FOR ALL C-4 SIX CYLINDERS BUT ONE LINE SEEMS TOO SHORT...... ED -
DOES ANYONE KNOW IF THE C-4 TRANSMISSION ON A 250 SIX CYLINDER ENGINE IS THE SAME FOR THE 200 SIX CYLINDER ENGINE?? AND I THINK THE BELL HOUSING ON THE C-4 250 SIX MAY BE THE SAME ON THE V/8 ?? ED
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i have a coupe also.........so i have no answer ....... ill wait to see what response you get!! ed
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the used resistor i am going to use is rusty and ill evaporust it to clean it up.... i would rather put a new one in it since the box is a repo new one...........and the blower motor is new... and the wiring will be new (using painless)...... first harness i am doing so i am trying not to make mistakes..... ed
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THE RESISTOR ON A 70 MUSTANG COUPE HEATER BOX HAVE 4 PRONGS FOR WIRES......OR 3 ? THE OLD ONE ON MY OLD BOX HAS THE 4TH ONE EITHER CUT OFF OR BROKEN OFF FROM AGE.....I HAVE ANOTHER USED ONE ILL PUT ON BUT IT HAS THE BOTTOM FORTH PRONG ON IT.........AND I BELIEVE THE BLOWER MOTOR WIRE GOES TO THAT ONE........?????? MY OLD BOX IS GONE AND THE WIRING SO I HAVE TO FIGURE OUT THE WIRING THANKS ED