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There have been an interesting set of post recently that have saved my bacon, thank you all, I'll re-list them here as they are simple mistakes and great corrections.
1. Front bearings-writing on bearings face inward toward each other. If you have a slight movement with new bearings this is the answer.
2. Put a little sealent on rear axel gaskets-that cleaned up a slight leakage.
3. Speed Bleeders-make getting the clutch line air free very easy.
And best of all I love my Facet electronic fuel pump $49.00 from NAPA-way to easy and inexpensive.
Thank you all for sharing.
Mark
1. Front bearings-writing on bearings face inward toward each other. If you have a slight movement with new bearings this is the answer.
2. Put a little sealent on rear axel gaskets-that cleaned up a slight leakage.
3. Speed Bleeders-make getting the clutch line air free very easy.
And best of all I love my Facet electronic fuel pump $49.00 from NAPA-way to easy and inexpensive.
Thank you all for sharing.
Mark
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