Recent content by Vaanth

Placement of the warning tag on the alternator: Photo courtesy of Chuck's Plum Crazy Garage

I watched an episode of "Mama's Family" which had a Dart Sport in it. I captured a few pictures:

Two separate emblems install in those areas: "DART" "Swinger", as shown in the following images: "DART" part number: 3505419 "Swinger" part number: 3549645

The stock style clamps, or straps, as shown in the following images, are available through several sources, including Hoover Auto Parts. Hoover also has complete kits which also includes the plastic pads/spacers and zinc interliners. Hoover also sells on eBay. The clamps are three different...

If the "orange with the blue" is a genuine, USA made, P4120505 ECU, then yes, recommended. If it is a modern version, or one of its orange imitators, I can't recommend it. I also can't recommend the Jeg's offerings or anything else made in recent years. However, if that is all available to you...

In general, the Wells ECU should work fine with your distributor, at least for basic operation. It is a direct replacement for a production ECU. The original Direct Connection/Mopar Performance distributors were just selected production distributors with a modified advance curve, via spring...

The pictured electronic control unit (ECU) is an older Wells produced unit, with its TO-3 power transistor manufactured by STMicroelectronics or SGS. It can be one of three Wells part numbers: CR100, CR109, or CR114. If your system is wired as a two terminal single ballast resistor, it is a...

PD or RW : 1962 - 1972 B-Body and 1970 - 1974 E-Body VL : 1962 - 1976 A-Body

From the Facebook page of Rhode Island Wiring Service, Inc.:

Filko made excellent parts. Sadly, like many companies, they are gone. They were finally swallowed up, like others, by Standard Motor Products. I have several parts from Filko myself. The following image shows a few from stock: The two DS-15HD dimmer switches were government surplus. I only...

The Elextron products were an alternately named line from Standard Motor Products. Standard introduced the line in 1977 using the name to highlight the, then relatively new, electronic ignition components. The name faded away in the 1990s. Standard has, or had, other sub-brand names for...

Aimco 8860 is an 11"x2.5" finned drum. It is a replacement for Chrysler number 3580565, and others. Following are some interchange numbers and supersession numbers: Chrysler 2925234 Chrysler 3004933 Chrysler 3549842 Chrysler 3580565 Chrysler 3780537 Chrysler 3780565 Chrysler 3880785 Raybestos...

The 1964 - 1967 273 engine originally used umbrella seals on the intake and exhaust valve stems. The Fel Pro number for this application is SS 13955 which includes eight seals. Two sets are required for a V-8. These seals were originally used in multiple applications. Refer to the following...

It was likely a phased change in machining, and supply, until the formal part and numbering change in 1970.

The stepped area on the pictured A904 slip yoke is normal as originally machined. The inner splines end in the same area. The smooth bore portion is for the slip yoke's inner seal used in 1966 A904 transmissions, and 1965 - 1966 A727 transmissions, except Imperial. The inner seal was dropped...