instead of arguing with rrr, why not download some service manuals???
http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=109
there is alot of good information in them, that is valuable in getting our cars back running like they should. :violent1:
I learned the hard way on our first engine build how valuable that the service manual can be. The guy at the parts store told us the wrong way to install the crank bearings, and we ended up scrapping our crank and had to buy a new one. :violent1:
After that we referred to the service manual and got it right. Since then, we use the service manual as our bible. I have a full set of repro service manuals in both plymouth and dodge covering from 64 - 74... The factory service manual is better information than you can get in a chiltons or haynes service manuals.. :farao:
Rrr is a good guy and has a lifetime of experience to share and help us with. If you listen to him and follow what he's saying, he knows what he's talking about. If you broke down near his house, he would be the first one there to help you... :prayer:
