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Just to clarify, my DrDiff master has been on a couple years now. Noticed very small seepage from the forward cap after driving Friday. Just picked up the 42044 and 42081. Surprisingly to me, stronger material caps, thicker gaskets, snugger fit. I’m sold.

Wondering… It appears that Mopar discontinued the black caps in favor of the yellow ones. Are the yellow ones made of a stronger plastic, less prone to flex?

Replacing the gaskets makes sense. But the caps look identical to the ones that are already on the master. Wondering why the need to replace the caps too?

Friend in Bremen, near South Bend IN, has a line on a couple of clean Darts ('68-'72) that are small block automatics. He would like to pay someone to convert it to a stick. He'll deliver the car to whoever can do this within a 'Midwest' radius (IN, IL, etc.) Appreciate any help and thanks.

Can use some help picking up a car item and mailing it to me. Email or PM me if you're able. Thanks

Circa 1973/1974 I'd picked up a double black '59 Edsel Corsari for a couple hundred as a joke to drive around. Actually wasn't a bad car. 332, manual everything. Drove it up to Union Grove WI with a couple buddies for a big NHRA event to see Big Daddy run of course. Parking was in the field on...

IIRC they are 1/4 x 20. What is the correct length?

Detroit Muscle Technologies: Mopar A Body 70 71 72 Dart Demon Hood to Radiator Seal with SS Clips

source for wire link between halves of the seat track system

Want to get something there but guy won't bother with mail. Anyone there able to help I can pay via Zelle or PP. Email (or PM) me any questions. Thanks

Tough to beat stuff from Milton. Commercial grade for Gas Stations and shops since forever.

If he can use a nice used OEM one from a '70 manual disc 340 Swinger then PM me.

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Link: source for wire link between halves of the seat track system

10-24 is the thread size for the black button on the end of the automatic shifter cable. It's much smaller in diameter than 1/4. More like 3/16.

What is the thread size of the shifter rod end that the black knob button screws on to?

Few more just taken...

I don’t think Jacobs wires are around anymore however others sell them with ceramic boots (accel?) Mine uses the factory valve cover loom locations opened up a bit. The wire length and boot angle is important.

440, 906's, 2" TTI's. Ceramic boots. Left side has 1 right angle, 3 straight boots. Right side has 1 straight, 3 right angle boots. Over 20 years no trouble. Invoice shows lengths.

Imperial Services - '60-'76 A-Body Parts

This guy usually has them for about $15 if you need: Murray Park; mbpark at cbodies dot com

Here you go. The seat in earlier the pic isn't mine however I have a '70 Dart and it's the same setup:

You may already know this; on the pass seat there is about a 5" guide strip that the release wire cable rides in. On the driver seat the cable just rides in the eye hook.

Sometimes if the bar that goes into the retainers is bent a little, you can't push it back far enough to release. You may have to push and lift while sliding your hand under to push out the bar part of the seat frame that is stuck. If someone else can push and lift the seat a bit it will of...

Nice. Forgot about that. Think I had one as well. Long time ago in Chicago...

Picked up one of these new circa 1973 at the Dodge dealership I was working at. They were sold at the parts counter. Can't remember what I did with it.

From what I recall, the thumbwheel was in the Swinger 340 and the knob style was in the standard Swinger.

When I was about 18 in 1972, my friend’s older sister married this guy named Marty. He was super cool. Bought a triple black stripe delete ’70 LS6 Chevelle new. Sold it when they got married. He was an ace mechanic, first at the ENCO down the block where we lived and then bought a...

Side story: When I was a tech at a FORD dealership in the mid eighties, all the new T-birds had a problem with the factory temp gauge reading too high. FORD had no recommended fix. The shop Foreman came up with one. We wired in a tiny inline 'hidden' resistor (I forget what rating) that...

Perfect. Thanks RedFish. This would be a great electrical tech 'sticky' since it seems to come up frequently.