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Yeah, I thought so. Absolutely insane choice of location to drill a hole. Now come to think of it, my black 1972 Formula Firebird from Canada has a hole drilled in the same exact spot (in both doors): right through the VIN label. Must be a pattern of insanity occurring above a certain latitude line.
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More mission creep. :-)
Replaced the generic master cylinder with something more correct and not seeping from the rear seal. Had to dig through my parts to find the correct push rod that comes out the front of the booster since the one in there was waaaay too long for the stock style master cylinder. (2-9/16" versus 4") Last edited by njsteve; 08-04-2025 at 09:04 PM. |
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And I drained the rear differential, pulled the cover and wiped out any remaining old fluid. It was black and yucky but no metal and the magnetic pipe plug was clean. New gasket and new 75w90 back in.
Am I reading the gear set right at 2.56? It does say 41-16 and if my math skills are still at middle school level, that comes out to 2.5625 to 1. That would explain the 2 to 3 shift point at 50 mph! |
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