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crankyfranky

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  • Birthday 06/07/1938

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  1. Not near the car presently, maybe later if camera can get a good picture...
  2. Yes. still haven't found the right socket yet. all so far don't go down over the plug...
  3. Thanks. I'll check around here or ebay
  4. 1930 Franklin 6 cylinder air cooled engine, the 18-155 plugs were in it when I bought the car 20 years ago....
  5. Old plug # 18-155 The plug that was sold tIme ago is box #519 , D16, printing on the box was smeared so I GOT ANOTHER BOX WHICH WAS MUCH SHARPER...
  6. I have , & all said 7/8, also taken top cap off plug. still won't fit, old champion plug is 7/8. frustrating will try a 15/16 socket next...
  7. I have 4 7/8, none fit, maybe a 15/16 . Plugs are 419 champions.
  8. Is there a specilal 7/8 socket to change spark plug on my 1930 series14? I have 4 & none will fit over the Plug. Whats the trick. Thanks Roy
  9. I found Paul's write-up will now & print it to show the glass guy. If he;ll do it I need the back window changed also as it's crazed too,---Thanks for your info...
  10. What are the steps required to change the glass in the windshield on a 1930 145 town sedan?
  11. At the moment my filter is a long cannisrer type --mounted on the right side of the block that has a handle on the side that you can turn ==not sure what its for--I was told it's a filter by=pass? Is the mopar ffilter similar& what is the mopar number? I tried the Roberts filter but they were flawed--end plates were misaligned-so cant thread fittings into it---Thanks
  12. Whar is a good replacenent oil Filter for a 1930 145 ?
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