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#31

General Discussion / Re: confused

Last post by z3skybolt - Yesterday at 06:05:04 PM

I think that I found it. My number is 30482.  Kind of stumbled on it.

Best Wishes.

Bob R.

#32

General Discussion / Re: confused

Last post by Jason Edge - Yesterday at 06:04:39 PM

I see your CLC # in the CLC # field, so you are good to go.

#33

General Discussion / confused

Last post by z3skybolt - Yesterday at 06:02:57 PM

 "To view or edit your profile details, click on your username, at the top of any forum page. Your username only appears when you are signed in."

O.K.  I have tried to assure that my CLC number is store as suggested.  Yet I do not find my username as suggested?  I have been a member for over 8 years and am in good standing.  But just want to be sure there are no surprises on May 1.

Bob R.

#34

General Discussion / Re: First tire blowout - ever!

Last post by David King (kz78hy) - Yesterday at 06:02:17 PM

A week ago I had tire let go while leaving a stop light in the 98 Deville.  I heard the noise but was not sure what it was, after driving a 1/2 mile, I could tell the noise was from me as the left front was pulling so I found the next cross street and pulled off.  I lost another from the set 2 years ago on a trip to WI.  I decided to put on the spare and changed the tire.  It was the OE mini spare and once installed, it looks low, so I called the wife to bring the portable air compressor and we filled it up.  2 days later I had tire ordered at a local tire chain store and the only white wall I could find was a Continental touring but it is very narrow.  It does not look as good as the wider ones, but it is stylish enough.  Installed was $740 out the door, so it will likely the last set for this car.  I will post a photo later once I've taken one.

#35

General Discussion / Re: What are people signing up...

Last post by Jason Edge - Yesterday at 05:44:38 PM

Jason, I just wished you'd of given me an honest answer when I asked who put the motion before the board to vote on this matter. My question was very specific when I asked. You stated it wasn't just one person.

Dan. Look at your April Self-Starter, page 12, under "The News From Dallas" article which highlights our Winter Board Meeting and you will see the name that made the motion. I have not publicly posted that name because this was a group discussion & group decision, and the one that brought it up for motion was just one of many that agreed in favor. If you need a name supporting this, put mine down at the top, although again it was a group consensus and not a decision made by me or the person that presented the motion. I really don't know how to make this more clear.

#36

Technical / Authenticity / Re: 62 Sedan DeVille Mystery D...

Last post by Dave Shepherd - Yesterday at 05:42:55 PM

Drive the car, when you feel the vibration, shut the engine off, put it in neutral, see if you feel the vibration. What you descibe is usually a driveline issue.

#37

General Discussion / Re: Post Wiper Blades

Last post by Big Fins - Yesterday at 05:30:19 PM

A drop of oil on the pointed pin and walk them straight off.

#38

General Discussion / Re: Post Wiper Blades

Last post by ELDERDADO - Yesterday at 05:28:57 PM

Here is a picture. For the life of me I can't get them off. It's probably something stupid I'm missing.

#39

General Discussion / Re: What are people signing up...

Last post by druby - Yesterday at 04:57:10 PM

Jason, I just wished you'd of given me an honest answer when I asked who put the motion before the board to vote on this matter. My question was very specific when I asked. You stated it wasn't just one person.

#40

Technical / Authenticity / Re: 62 Sedan DeVille Mystery D...

Last post by 60eldo - Yesterday at 04:09:30 PM

  What does flex plate being clocked mean. Im getting my engine rebiult and when it gets back do I need to do this?  I thought just lower the engine in and match 4 bolts to the studs on the torque converter.