Bill Sorensen

I am still looking for the white ceramic disc/valve for the fuel distributor. Even a non rebuildable distributor that I could take apart and salvage a disc from it...Thanks

I am looking for a vintage speedometer rebuilder for my Austin Healey in the Southern California area, anybody know of one?

Thanks vintage 1 but I am still not having any luck finding the piece I need. I think I need to try to find a fuel distributor that is not rebuildable and take out the internal parts as needed. Still looking for any suggestions. Thanks and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

How do you determine if you have wide or narrow brake drums on this car. Apparently wide drums will not allow 60 spoke wire wheels to be used

I decided to try rebuilding my fuel distributor but while doing so I managed to break one of the eight ceramic disc/valves that sit on top of the diaphragm. I am hoping someone might be able to tell me where I could find a replacement. Thanks

Thanks again everyone. Looks like I can stop buying parts for a while as the car runs good now. I probably was going to get it running with the parts I had but most likely would not have known what fixed it without all your input. Thanks again!!

Thanks for all the responses everyone. I guess I left a key problem when asking for help. When the engine quits there is absolutely no spark. Then when it sat it started and ran long enough to get home. I then went to start it another day and it ran very rough then died again. Unable to restart an hour later. several days later still will not start. I am in the process of changing out the coil, distributor cap, rotor and the pick up coils hoping that will fix it. I am a typical backyard mechanic replacing things that seem obvious but I am not too knowledgeable with electronic systems. The coil

Just hoping somebody has an idea of why my car would run until warmed up then completely die, Instruments included but won't start when I turn it over until I let it sit for an hour or so. It runs rough as well.

Thanks Hemi Dude, I appreciate your advice,

Also what should the fuel pressure be. I think I can rig up a test station without too much problem...Thanks

Thanks everyone for your suggestions and great info. This car belongs to a good friend of mine that bought it new and he asks me to help him keep it running. I replaced the tank and fuel pump probably 5 years ago and then it has sat ever since probably adding only 50 or so miles on it. I asked him if he starts it regularly and he said he did and added a gallon or so of gasoline once and awhile when he did. It has about a half tank in it now and so I am wondering if stale gas could cause the problem? If so how can I get the old gas out without anymore work than necessary? I am not lazy it

This car has less than 9000 miles on it. Starts and runs fine in the driveway but when I drive down the street it seems to starve for gas. I replaced the fuel filter but did not help. If I slowly give it gas it will rev up as usual but as soon as I try to step on the throttle harder it sounds like it will die out but never does. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks...Bill

this is an 89 Chrysler TC with less then 9000 miles on it. I thought this post would have gone into the TC section where I was reading other posts.

The car has been sitting for a couple months and when I started it it seemed to run and idle fine but when I backed out and went down the street it acted like it was starving for fuel. When sitting in neutral it revs up fine but in gear it seems like it wants to stall out. I replace the fuel filter but did not seem to help. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks