studerex
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No gary that's the lower pipe. Notice the drain petcock. That is the lowest point to drain the radiator. No petcock on the radiator. I have some of Jerrys upper bypass tube also.
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If is is the same as president I had the same problem/question. Here is a photo of one sent to me. I think I still have pipe this somewhere. I had a muffler shop make one.
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Just looks like a die spring. Try https://www.mcmaster.com/products/die-springs/
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There is a right and left. They all have the lens on top. And there is a stamping and a cast.
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5 hours ago, roadmaster37 said:
Really look nice! Is that a sealed beam light or lens. I'd like to find a pair for my car. Thanks for the pictures.
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Just seen this in one of my display trays.
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Factory option Lorriane foglight.
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35s had vent screens but were welded on. It must have been a extra option.
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rtq11@aol.com
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Contact Mr Quinn. He had the spec sheets on all the motors I've done.
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Get cork gasket and washers from Olsons gaskets. Use a flat washer on the copper washers that Olsons supplies to keep the bolt from damaging it.
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I make the wiper base.
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Maybe this switch?
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The photos attached should help. The one with the woodgrain dash is a president and you can see the knob letters.
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Those are 31 levers. 29-30 are the flat type.
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Cover car 1985.
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4 hours ago, George Rohrbach said:
Paul the guy, who needs to take the old valve out, has ordered a new one. I will get a better idea when I see it. I like your idea. Thanks.
He should not need a new plunger. It is hardened and in a casting. Just has to clean out the bore and wedge something into the plunger to pull it out. Never seen a worn one. Sorry for the crappy photo. Look in shop manual.
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5 hours ago, George Rohrbach said:
And how do you accomplish removal?
My understanding has always been that you place the small drill bit into the small relief valve hole so that it just catches. Then remove both the drill bit and the valve body. Of course, done by hand, not with a drill.
Perhaps you can share a better way.
That hole is so small any drill bit that would catch would break.
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I would not try that.
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5 hours ago, willys54 said:
https://www.mcmaster.com/products/machine-keys/woodruff-keys/
McMaster-Carr has every size known too mankind. Sizes are sold in minimum quantities but remain very affordable and you'll have plenty of extras.
Not the same type key.
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I use modern seals and a speedi sleeve. I have a cr-skf book I use to look up what I need to update. If you don't have a seal book use this. https://www.skf.com/binaries/pub12/Images/0901d196807662c1-810-701_CRSeals_Handbook_Jan_2019_tcm_12-318140.pdf
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1935 Commander Help,
in Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
Posted · Edited by studerex (see edit history)
Chris, This had to be a engineering after thought. At first I wondered how the hell to get around the steering gear box. It goes under the steering box so it must be under the tray. It's been 11 years ago, so I don't remember the tray. But I won't ever forget this goofy pipe.