Hello! I need some help.
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Hello! I need some help.
Hello every one. I'm John and I'm fourteen. I am trying to fix up an old 1971 390 engine.i need to remove a gasket on the radiator to be replaced. I also have to replace some hoses connected to the radiator also. The only problem is that there is no room to fit the hose between the two spots it connects. If anyone can help that would be great! Hope I can get it running
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Re: Hello! I need some help.
from Georgia! If you could post some pics of what you're referring to, it would help us to help you. Or can you pick it out on this diagram? http://www.fordification.com/tech/image ... ing-FE.jpg
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1970 F100 Sport Custom Limited LWB, 302cid, 3 on the tree. NO A/C, NO P/S, NO P/B. Currently in 1000 pcs while rebuilding. Project thread: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 22&t=59995 Plan: 351w, C4, LSD, pwr front disc, p/s, a/c, bucket seats, new interior and paint.
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Re: Hello! I need some help.
from SoCal.
Also, post your question (with some pictures) in the section that refers to it like the Engine section. Reason why is not everyone might read the Welcome Mat and some people with the right "know-how" might have a better chance of seeing your question if you post in those areas.
Also, post your question (with some pictures) in the section that refers to it like the Engine section. Reason why is not everyone might read the Welcome Mat and some people with the right "know-how" might have a better chance of seeing your question if you post in those areas.
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Re: Hello! I need some help.
There are no gaskets on the radiator.
The supply and return hoses to radiator are easy. Just get the parts, carefully use a pry bar under the existing hoses and remove, then wet with water and slip the hoses on.
The little hose between the water pump and intake manifold is hardly. Cut a piece of hoses to length using the existing as a measure, cut the old hose off of the nipple, install one end of the new hose using a little water for lub with both hose clamp loose, then bend hose and install the other end. Tighten the hose clams at each end.
Welcome to the site.
The supply and return hoses to radiator are easy. Just get the parts, carefully use a pry bar under the existing hoses and remove, then wet with water and slip the hoses on.
The little hose between the water pump and intake manifold is hardly. Cut a piece of hoses to length using the existing as a measure, cut the old hose off of the nipple, install one end of the new hose using a little water for lub with both hose clamp loose, then bend hose and install the other end. Tighten the hose clams at each end.
Welcome to the site.
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Re: Hello! I need some help.
Thanks for the info about the gasket. it might be on something else.Also thanks for the info about how to install the smaller hose
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Re: Hello! I need some help.
from Massachusetts.
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from Texas!
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Re: Hello! I need some help.
Here is a picture of the engine I am working on
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Re: Hello! I need some help.
That hose is not easy. You might trim 1/4" from either end of the nipples to help work the hose on.