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Location: Lansing, MI
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Latest Activity: Jun 17, 2020

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Dodge timing chain, nylon cam gear issue 6 Replies

Heads up to all you Dodge V8 owners. My 1973 360 timing chain fell off the cam gear just south of Toledo in October returning from New York.  Needless to say, we were stuck on the side of the road.…Continue

Started by David W. Davis. Last reply by David W. Davis Sep 25, 2019.

Deer Whistles for your Coach! 3 Replies

Hi Gang! It just crossed my mind to post this- I wanted to recommend to everyone to consider buying a pair of Deer Alerts (whistles) to install on the front end of your rigs. We've used em for the…Continue

Started by Chris Ramey. Last reply by S.Heins Mar 18, 2019.

Cleaning Dodge C class 5 Replies

Hi everyone,Not that I have any extra time for more work, :)  but since my family wants to vintage camp with me, we just bought a 1976 Dodge Globestar C class motor home.  we started some repairs,…Continue

Tags: class, C, Dodge

Started by Joy Galbraith. Last reply by Chris Ramey May 4, 2018.

Roof completely done on my 1977 Rockwood 4 Replies

Hey EveryoneSo with the help of my neighbor I climbed up on my roof and scraped that crud off of it took the antennae off because it was completely covered took the refrigerator vent off because it…Continue

Started by Frances DeHart. Last reply by Frances DeHart Nov 25, 2017.

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Comment by Dave Haslam on September 24, 2019 at 4:36pm
Any Old timer Mechanics out there

Ok the front axle on this is 3,300 lb rating. All of them that I see for that year are the same size.

Here's the question is the rotor bigger than the normal size or thicker.



If its bigger then is the rotor just stood higher to compensate and using the same mounts.
Comment by Sarah Elizabeth on June 13, 2019 at 10:04pm

Hello everyone! I just bought a 1978 Dodge Cruise Master. I'm planning on restoring it, but can't find much info online!

Comment by S.Heins on March 11, 2019 at 4:09pm

We have a 1972/73 Dodge Concord  Class A 318 engine.  We have had it going on 30 years.  Love it.  Many alterations and changes now we are retired. 

Comment by Frances DeHart on January 3, 2019 at 3:53pm
I have a 1977 Rockwoos MH for sale
Comment by Jack Wasmuth on August 4, 2018 at 2:10pm

Convert Dodge Ignition to HEI

If anyone is interested, I converted my very poor Chrysler ignition system to a High Energy Ignition. It Was very easy and about $125.00 dollars. It has made a BIG difference: faster starts, more power and better MPG. Also all parts are readily available at any auto parts store as they are all GM except the distributor. Email me if interested and I will give you the details.
Comment by Sweet Gypsy Rose on July 24, 2018 at 12:51pm

Hi All!!

I just bought a 72 Dodge Fireball Class C.  I can't wait to get started restoring her to her former glory days!!  Anyone else out there have a Fireball?

Cheers!!

Dena

Comment by postman on May 4, 2018 at 3:00pm

*FULL DISCLOSURE*

Back in the day I never really cared for mopar. Big Blocks ruled! I seldom had extra money that could'nt be better spent. I would swap and deal. I developed a prejudice or preference. Small block mopar never made the list. But I found this youtube with a basket full of info tidbits.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Rj74X9_RZc

Comment by Jack Wasmuth on May 4, 2018 at 9:33am

David, when I changed to TBI my mileage increase was about 1 1/2 MPG. I too like to travel about 55 mph. I tend to take the secondary roads and avoid freeways.

Comment by David W. Davis on May 4, 2018 at 8:49am

Jack,

The cylinder walls look great, perfectly clean, no scoring. Coated  all bores with MMO while I get the head repaired. Pistion looks good, won't know for sure until compression check.

I agree with higher octane, will put it in the aux tank for heading uphill to NC, it is getting really $$ these days. Downhill to FL is not much load. I live in ATL metro north.b

Great points about the TBI system, closed loop, should solve the issue. Any significant mileage increase? I know anything above 55 , it really drops pushing the RV box through the air.

Thanks for the tips.

While I am old school by defailt (old) I am an engineer and up to date with tech.

Comment by postman on May 4, 2018 at 12:53am

 Jack Wasmuth 

I use magnets out of microwave in the pans. That gave me the idea, lawn tractor starters have permanent magnets that fit oil filters pretty good, tips & tricks 

 

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Dodge timing chain, nylon cam gear issue 6 Replies

Started by David W. Davis. Last reply by David W. Davis Sep 25, 2019.

Deer Whistles for your Coach! 3 Replies

Started by Chris Ramey. Last reply by S.Heins Mar 18, 2019.

Roof completely done on my 1977 Rockwood 4 Replies

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