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1042017 Just let them break when removing, then replace with new bolts and anti-seize. It is the easiest way to do this.[addsig]

1042134 I run the Holley 4776, 600 cfm, double pumper on my 304 and 360, it runs great. It may not be too much flow that is causing your problems, rather, it may be a weak ignition. -joe[addsig]

1042136 What will you be using this vehicle for? Off-road or daily driver?[addsig]

1042216 What is a "tight clutch?"[addsig]

1042722 Did it work BEFORE you put in these new parts?[addsig]

1042758 What year and engine? Do you have power at the + side of coil when key is turned? [addsig]

1042760 Also, try taking off dist. cap. KEEP IT Out of the way, and turn eng. over. Is rotor turning? If it is, You can also pull off one plug wire stick an extra plug in it let tip of plug touch the engine, then turn key, does it have spark?[addsig]

1042763 Does it turn over? did you flush out all the fluids?[addsig]

1042809 did you geit it running yet?[addsig]

1042811 Please let us know what the prob. was. Thanks[addsig]

1043077 What kind of driving are you going to be doing?[addsig]

1043078 Ebay has them for cheap!![addsig]

1043079 That is all good, but I sent the pics in over a month ago! I will patiently wait. thanks -joe[addsig]

1043443 Still waiting for the Jeep pics downoad.[addsig]

1059361 Yes, they are the right pins. This set-up on the T-176, uses the two pins that are "pressed" in, actually pushed in, tight fit. Then you stick the safety wire into the pin holes and wrap it around like it shows in your photo. There is also a rubber boot that fits over top of this, it...

1059482 the new pins may be a bit oversized, I struggled to push them in place. Then the wire definetly keeps them there.[addsig]

1060004 Possible fuel filter, but an electric fuel pump has a check-valve in it so the fuel does not run back into the tank. These go bad, and cause hard starting, its main cause of fuel pump replacement. Next to complete pump failure. edited by: joeycj5, Mar 16, 2003 - 02:19 PM[addsig]

1060065 I am assuming you mean the wheel bearing grease. I have been using synthetic High Temp grease, only about $5.00 a can. It is high temp for disc brakes and completely waterproof.[addsig]

1060244 It depends on what kind of lube your looking for. But, "Summitracing.com" has the best pricing. :roll: [addsig]

1062232 What do you mean "It cranks but doesnt turn over?" :-? [addsig]