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  1. I have a  1936 Standard 8 Packard with Owen Dyneto generator.  It does not put out current, but generator motors good during generator motor test. I have bypassed the voltage regulator.  Is it possible that it could motor well and still not put out current?  Thanks

  2.    I used a 12 to 6volt regulator I found on eBay.  I measured the radio current, and it was between 5 and 6 amp.  I think they called it a buck transformer which was less than $20.  Worked great. 

  3. I would try a H.F. spark tester light and see if you are losing spark at higher revs.  I had that problem last summer and found the spark was arcing through the roter to ground.  It will also tell you if your ignition is breaking down.

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  4. I made some from a 50 s ford truck which were wide enough to trim down, and the back had to be shrunk to match the housing.  Looked like the real thing but took about 8 hours to do 2 rings.

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    I was looking through my Packard parts book for the part number for the lower part of the wiper transmission on a 1936 standard 8 coupe. It's the part that's on the outside of the body with 2 screws that holds it to the body just above the windshield. Does anyone know what the part number is for this assembly? I couldn't locate it in my parts manual. (Probably not looking in the right spot) Does anyone know what Packard called the lower part of the wiper transmission. wipertransmission1.jpg.39fd3cc3bc469267db8b3ec423f73489.jpg
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    I got a picture of the part I can't find a part number of. I thought someone more familiar with the parts list could find it.

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  6. I am looking for a good method to check taped threads in antique engine parts during an engine rebuild.  Up to this point I would chase all the threads and to a test torque with a test spacer in place of the engine component before I do final assembly.  It isn't always fool proof, and was trying to figure out if there is a better method to check if threads in an old engine block are good before I do final assembly?  Thanks

  7. I was looking for a drawing or picture of the rear most top bow on a 1929 auburn boat tail speedster. Its the one which pulls out of the rear deck.  I was interest in seeing how it is attached below the deck. Thanks

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