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05-20-2013, 04:39 PM | #21 |
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OK I'll bite! What do you mean heat doesn't rise? I know there is no such thing as cold. Only the absence of heat,down to -460* or whatever absolute zero is. Is this the same as ford 3 is saying re vapor LOCK vs vapor caused liquid fuel STARVATION? Chuck
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Dog here, so, Brother Chuck, is intelligence just the abscency of idiocy? Or visa-versa Or versa- visa Buster T.
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05-20-2013, 05:34 PM | #23 |
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Were going to use the plastic clothes pins. they come in so many different colors!
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Chief passed 11 years ago & is probably up there, laughin' at US as we over- complicate such a SIMPLE car! Bill W.
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05-21-2013, 01:52 AM | #28 |
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Thank God I've never seen this before reading about it as I would have insulted the owner by laughing so hard as to cry.
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I recommend you stay with the WOOD type, LMAO!
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05-21-2013, 07:15 PM | #30 |
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Do "they" still make clothespins?? Plugged in my iron after years of non-use, it stunk SO bad, I cooled it off & "tossed" it! Do "they" iron stuff nowadays?? I hope NOT! Bill W.
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I haven't ironed my cloths since high school days, but I still hang them on the line outside. Nothing like a solar drier. It saves on the electric bill so I can buy more Model A parts.
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05-22-2013, 07:15 AM | #32 |
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Some of our old geezers were not rocket scientists bu they got the job done. Another good example !
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05-22-2013, 10:34 AM | #33 |
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No fuel pump in As, therefore no vapor lock. The problem is IMO, the fuel line can get hot, and Mylar will reflect the heat away. However, the issue is the float bowl boils the fuel & the A will fuel starve. Heat can be transferred from the exhaust pipe to the air maze to the carb. In addition side valvers have the fuel entering the system( carb) right at the hottest spot... the exhaust manifold. Without engine pans heat resonates from the road surface and adds to the issue. With 0 fuel pump pressure gas will boil sooner. #2, these "vapor lock" issues always pop up in the spring. This, of course, is when the weather gets warm and there is all that WINTER gas still in the tank. Recommend, that the winter fuel be drained and new fresh summer fuel be added. Put the old stuff in your newer vehicle that pushes @25 psi into the injectors. Radiators work the same way ... boiling temp rises with pressure @ 3 degrees per lb of psi. Ron
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05-22-2013, 11:08 AM | #34 |
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I think we should use clothes pins and magnets taped to the fuel line.
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Originally Posted by BILL WILLIAMSON Do "they" still make clothespins?? Plugged in my iron after years of non-use, it stunk SO bad, I cooled it off & "tossed" it! Do "they" iron stuff nowadays?? I hope NOT! Bill W. end quote Yep, they sure do and we still use them as intended. There are some local laws around here outlawing clothes lines, afterall, I live in NY. I tend to ignore laws that don't suit me. We still irons too, I don't like wrinkles ! |
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05-22-2013, 04:41 PM | #39 |
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My Model A developed vapor lock while I lived in Colorado. When the air temp got to be 100 F in the shad, it would occur.
I just do not understand other people on this forum claim that it can't happen ? They were not in my car....I was !! Marc |
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