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Oops... It's working for me. Thanks.

I have the same problem. As many times as I close ads, there's no "Leave" conversation option from within the convo; and while I can select multiple convos for dismissal, there's no option to leave multiple conversations either.

Here's the statement about the kit on their website: "Steering Column Knuckle Kit All Makes. Technically for the 1967 and newer columns, but we have used them for earlier cars with no issues or problems. 63 -79 - All Mopar -" I'm guessing the shoes are shot, so if those parts fit I think...

Sorry, Jeff, I didn't realize there was a limit on the number of convos I could retain. I'm trying to delete several, but I don't see a trashcan or delete button. Still poking...

Thassit!

That seems easy enough. This is an attractive proposition to me, for a couple of reasons - I want to patch cracks in the steering wheel, and replace the broken piece that returns the turn signal arm (I have the part, just forget what it's called). And I can take it to a machine shop in the...

Thanks, Rick. I'm wondering, though... What are the chances that the coupling body is worn? Are those available as well?

Where can I find the assembly for a '63? Is there an aftermarket part that can serve as a suitable replacement for NOS?

No power steering, automatic (no shift lever) - the attached diagram is the closest to what I I have. The play is all at the lower end of the steering shaft (19-15-4), inside the coupling. What is the likely culprit - worn "shoes" (19-15-44)? If I loosen the steering jacket clamp inside the...

Yes, nice clean cut - I suppose someone could have plugged with their own grommet, but it looked designed for it. Unfortunately the plug disintegrated when I removed it.

Thassit. Thanks!

My V200 wagon did not come originally with a radio. I’ve installed a working one, and there was an antenna delete grommet in the fender. I’ve removed that, but I don’t see where to route the antenna lead. Do I have to drill a hole? Why would there be a fender grommet, but no other plug to...

Yes, I do have the service manual; I was hoping I read it wrong. A couple other steps - drain some coolant, remove the defroster tubes, remove the radio to get to the cables... Prolly some other steps. 15 minutes? A child can do it? OK. Of course, I can do all these things. But given the...

I'd like to remove mine for servicing. Is it possible to remove it from the engine compartment - or, (*gulp*) can it only be detached by first removing the heater assembly? Asking for a friend. :rolleyes:

Yeah, that "in the heater box" threw me - but the resistor was "on" the heater box, and the connectors are now mated. And the radio was already out to replace the defroster grates. Thanks to all for your suggestions and help.

Ah! Found it, in the service manual. It appears to be on the firewall near the heater assembly. Now to crawl under the dash and see if it's still there.

Found the P/N. Now, where does it go? And where can I get one?

Off of my heater blower switch connector, there's another two-wire connector that's dangling: The wiring diagram indicates that this connects to a "heater blower resistor" somewhere under the dash (as shown to the right of the firewall bulkhead connector): But there's no receiving connector...

Thank you! But I have one in poor condition, much like the one you replaced. Joe Suchy is looking for a good one so he can use it as a template to have it reproduced. He doesn't have anything at the moment. I think this must be Rubber Seals Australia - see post #568 in this thread. They...

Yes. Look at the picture that YOU took. PLEASE. That one.

There's this stuff from Rubber Seals in Australia, but it doesn't have the rubber flaps that fold over the channel, or the flat section on the ends. They propose to make identical replacements by the end of next year, but I can't wait that long. I'm really interested to know what you did...

Ulf, this is your photo. You said it needed replacing. What did you replace it with? Thanks Dan

From Ulf’s original post:

Yes. The upper rubber weatherstripping in the channel into which the tailgate window rolls up.

Ulf, I quoted you in my post. Within that quote there is a link to a picture attachment. Click on that and you’ll see what I mean. Thanks Dan

Ulf, I know that PP&R was recommended to you, and that you said you checked but couldn't find anything on their site. (They are now defunct, apparently.) Did you find a repop? What was your resolution? And in particular... On my '63 Valiant V200 wagon, there is a rubber extrusion at the end...

Do you have a P/N from their catalog, Don? I'd like to order for the lower, but also investigate as a substitute for the upper. The upper, of course, has a molded extrusion at the inside lower ends on each side; mine are intact, perhaps I could cut and glue them.

Nope - I've got that wrong. I found the tailgate exploded diagram: The "run" (weatherstripping") for the upper and lower are here:

Ah! I hadn't thought about that... I haven't had my tailgate apart yet. Of course, there must be material in those channels. Did you get those from Joe as well? I got my outer belt weatherstripping from Laysons (LAYSON'S RESTORATIONS - DODGE, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH RESTORATION PARTS). The...

It's not the belt weatherstripping I need - I was able to find that. It's the channel weatherstripping for the glass around the upper perimeter. I know that Joe was hoping to find a piece in decent shape to reproduce, and I asked him recently if he had any luck. Here's his response: