Mopar1973Man

The only thing I can think of is a form of loc-tite. It would have to bond to the metal then bond to the valve seal without affecting the seal itself.

Possibly if the motor doesn't sense the park position like it should. I remember seeing my 73 Dodge Charger fail and that was funny. Turn the wipers off they would run backwards till the key was turned off. The park position read had broke and would continue to run. I'm assuming the same thing has happened the park read failed (or failing) so it some time sense to stop in the park position and other times it cycles a extra pass or two.

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I'm going to have lots of free firewood next year. There is patches where the trees either killed by flame temperature or torched. Plenty to get next year. she is hanging in there. Long rides back and forth to dialysis and just got home now.

Not deer signs but signs that deer might be in the area. Dead bodies or blood splatters.

Now you can run larger tires to bring down your ratio...

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Just go down to the dealer have your wife blindfold you and pick one. Geez...

No. Stock head bolts.

your saying they will rise quickly while locked? Unlocked. Now the transmission is fluid coupled and fluid thrashing occurs.

If OD OFF is lit. Then it should shift to 3rd gear and lock up. If it's not lit and you driving with enough TV cable pull it will hold 3rd gear unlocked. You'll notice transmission temperatures rise fairly quickly. My 46RE in my 1/2 to does this. When I notice the hang and not up shifting I'll just hit the OD OFF and get the torque converter to lock in 3rd.

Actually applies to me. Worse yet some poor slob just hit an Elk about a week ago. Then you get into the backcountry like going towards Burgdorf, ID or Yellow Pine, ID you might just get your shot at hitting a Moose. I've been hoping to find something like a Buckstop but in a aluminum but I know that will cost a pretty penny. Since I don't have those kinds of funds I've just learn how to look for signs and drive cautiously.

Not exactly your set up but for info... HX35/40 Hybrid turbo (60/60/12), DAP 7 x 0.0085 injectors, Quadzilla Tuner, on my performance tune I'm hitting 45 PSI of boost and the rear tires comes loose in 4th gear (1:1 Direct). Spools pretty darn fast once the turbo lights up.

Lumbar adjustment. Most likely the compressor or vent valve. Up should run a small compressor pumping up the bladder in the lumbar area. Then the down should vent that back off deflating.

Neither are hard. Resistor is 2 screws and it drops out the bottom on the passenger side foot well.

Did you change the turbo specs? HX35W to something else?

Don't know. I'm on virgin ground learning how to do valve seals now. I just know I got to keep more oil in the pan and less from leaking out into the cylinder or on the ground. I know ultimately it would be best to rebuild the engine but I just gotta keep this old beast rolling.

Too many are after the Cool Factor. I'm after the performance factor. It might not look cool but it sure does scream down the pavement good!

Hua?

SPST (single pole single throw) switch have no right way per say. Either way when the switch is OFF the connection is BROKEN between the wires. When the switch is ON the two wires are connected together. It when you get to SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) Now there is a bit more to worry about being there is a way to hook up and never get a connection.

That should work just fine.

Funny this thread should start. I'm getting geared up for doing valve seals here really soon. I've got the spring compressor and the seals. I just need to get my 1/2 ton up and running with fresh tires and then I can condemn the Cummins for a week or so to get the valve seals done. In the mean time, I'm still listening to Helicopters buzzing back and forth over the house.

Did you look at the evaporator with a mirror and see how much junk is collected?

It also could be a bad wiper motor. I've had that happen on both my 1972 Dodge Power Wagon and my 1973 Dodge Charger. There is a reed switch in the motor that detects for park position and if the read is broken or damaged then the wipers shut off on the glass like you describe. The wiper relay is just a trigger pulse to get the wipers to cycle on command. So you can try swapping relays with another device. I'm figuring that its going to be the wiper motor.

Wow. The ceramic didn't crack. The legs are oxidized. I'm betting the problem is in the core of the ceramic which is a wire wound resistor.