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You guys are becoming official snow birds!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Usually, that's where the scope went in
Good to hear things went well. It's interesting they go through the front to do whet they do but where they have to work is in the front. If you know what I mean.
Congratulations!
Yes! Congrats.
Toolman whats this work on?
Wow, that's an oldie. 60's-70's with that old label. Probably not a lot. $20-30 may be.
That is. Been tempted to try that. I've found old cabinet radios for pretty cheap
Delco, mopar etc?
Probably a variety, most alternators used MNJ471S torrington bearing. Rarely failed but a pain to replace. Feel free to fact check the part number. I havent sold or replaced one in over 25 years.
No clue here. way before my time. Never seen one before. Any help on the net by part number?
No Bet @Mattax would know.
Good Morning All! Slept in cause worka da overtime and I'm starting out in town at Les Schwab today (studded snow tires)
Glad it went well for you, now do the right thing so it all stays together : )
Almost all alternators in the '60s and '70s and even into the '80s used the MNJ471S Torrington/needle bearing in the rear of the alternator. That looks to be the tool to remove and install it properly
Body guy is going to do more work, now undercoating back half of car, painting axle, putting in springs. Will come back a roller which I need, have to get the lift out of the shop. He came by last night just before 8, he works late often and they'll pick up the phone too
Hey Mitch was that a sleep over or ? How many kids running around up there in her shop?
Thanks had a feeling it was for the Mopar rear ones. Tommy at parts hound needs one.
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Man do we ever miss Schwabby. They ever opened a store down here they would dominate.
Yeah, that was a sleep over. Lynda is 42 but looks like 35. She has three sons. The oldest son who is 22 is in Russia working. The middle son will be 19 tomorrow. Big party tomorrow. The youngest son is 10 and those were his friends at the sleep over. The middle son lives here in the house with his girlfriend who is also Lynda's second hand here. The youngest son lives here also. I'm so used to the area now that I take him to school in the morning and bring him home in the afternoon......
I prefer Charles Schwab..... Kkkkkkkk
You all remember Windows 95 and this music video that was on every computer?
Wow have a guy I am doing a super stock dist for a IBB. It is for the prestolite CDI box they used. Man the points are 100 a set, cant find a coil, and a low ohm special ballast resistor. PIA to find it all. Hope he springs for that NOS set I have. Be way easier.
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