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Ted, Being an "A Type" person, changing antifreeze, brake fluid, oil etc.? seems to give me some kind of a warm and fuzzy feeling...? It seems to me that fresh fluids are a relatively cheap way to

Another COVID project for our '65 wagon was to redo the inside door pulls that had seen better days.? New foam padding was obtained from Walcks and some small pieces of OEM vinyl material I had saved

Pavel Thanks for the new information.? I went out and looked tp see if I have a brass coupler in my many drawers in a 150 year old drug store counter.? I had one and then I checker the sending unit

I have the 230 with standard sensor and I don't have any trouble with it.

Ted, wait ! The later design (after 9th month 1965) Mustang temperature sensor is apparently a larger size.? If Diana the Greek Goddess of wild animals (and obviously those who labour on Willys

Pavel Up North, I am going to give this a try anyways, I received a lot of help from WillysTech which started over 23 years ago? Without this group I don't believe I could have ever managed my

Ted, if memory serves, when I was tapping into the Willys sender body, I got overly enthusiastic and went in too far.? Then the smaller sensor "bottomed out" before the threads were tight enough...

I think that it would be easier to use a 1/4" npt to 1/8" npt reducer. Also being pipe threads the cooper washer might not be needed.? Just my thoughts and I will give it a try when I change my

Thanks Bob, but do these fixes usually work? Pruit,? I can't find the invoice for the Mustang sensor in my records *** and its not archived in Amazon or Ebay.? On Rockauto, 1965 Mustangs with the 6

So what is the p/n of the mustang part?

PUN, you have always come up with thoughtfully engineered 'Fixes' back fom the days of Dr. Vern Bob Mackintosh Cell:

The temperature gauge on our '65 wagon was always reading high for a relatively normal engine temperature.? I changed the sensor for a new one but the gauge read the same. I read somewhere that a

Greg, Tested the two actuators as you suggested.? Sure enough, one works and one doesn't.? So there's another repair to add to the list. PuN.

Classification: Public Good morning. I finally got the oil cooler installed on my wagon. I have already noticed a significant improvement. Yay!! Thank you all for your input!! I am looking for a

I contacted the EV West people (California) a few years back.? They sent a list of the components they think would do the job (no labour cost included of course)... it came to $15k including 30 kWh

How much do you think it would cost to go electric?

Attractive ladies all.? Just imagine the number of batteries you fit under the box of that pickup...

Ya that is pricey I have moved from north Idaho to new Hampshire. Shipped Trixie (62.5 wagon) she traveled more miles on a trailer than I've driven her since I restored her. bought a 54 utility box

Yes, the input hose from the engine has plenty of vacuum to the finger test - should have marked the three hoses better.? Have to button it up today just enough for the yearly end of summer drive

Make sure you have the hoses on correct as I'm sure one is a supply to the other two.