The Brick, 1972 Dodge Dart Custom
Finally, got the right AN adapters to finish off the trans cooler line install. It looks clean, and so far, no leaky..... I did end up having to zip tie one of the lines down to the sway bar to keep it from pulled away from the belts. It doesn't touch, but wanted to make sure there was little or no chance for the line to contact the belt with the engine running. Tonight, the wife and I pull the front seat, and the old carpet and do the cleanup to get ready for tomorrow's adventure - insulation and new carpets. She has tomorrow off, kids are going to gradnma's to swim, and she and I are going to be dug into the interior.....here's hoping that I can get it all done. That way, next week, it can go to the upholstery shop and have the headliner done. Then we can start working on getting the old AC out and the new AC stuff in!
Finally, got the right AN adapters to finish off the trans cooler line install. It looks clean, and so far, no leaky..... I did end up having to zip tie one of the lines down to the sway bar to keep it from pulled away from the belts. It doesn't touch, but wanted to make sure there was little or no chance for the line to contact the belt with the engine running. Tonight, the wife and I pull the front seat, and the old carpet and do the cleanup to get ready for tomorrow's adventure - insulation and new carpets. She has tomorrow off, kids are going to gradnma's to swim, and she and I are going to be dug into the interior.....here's hoping that I can get it all done. That way, next week, it can go to the upholstery shop and have the headliner done. Then we can start working on getting the old AC out and the new AC stuff in!
