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Old 11-18-2008, 10:46 PM
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If Bob can do it so can I......Happy Birthday To Me......just a couple years older than Bob...

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Old 11-19-2008, 10:42 AM
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If Bob can do it so can I......Happy Birthday To Me......just a couple years older than Bob...
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where can you get an SD valve cover grommet. typical Ponchos have the PVC valve there. I believe the SD one is plugged. Mine had a bolt in the hole when I received the car. I can't fore see this being correct. Also, is the temp sending unit in the right head (single prong) the same for a 67 or so car w/o gauges?

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where can you get an SD valve cover grommet. typical Ponchos have the PVC valve there. I believe the SD one is plugged. Mine had a bolt in the hole when I received the car. I can't fore see this being correct. Also, is the temp sending unit in the right head (single prong) the same for a 67 or so car w/o gauges?
The drivers side valve cover has the oil fill cap/PCV valve combination so there is no grommet used there. The passengers side uses a standard grommet for the metal tube that runs up to the air cleaner assembly. This grommet should be available here at PY. Most all pontiacs had the PCV valve located in the valley pan so that grommet in the SD engine is solid. It is also available but I do not know who sells it. Hope this helps.

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Old 12-11-2008, 11:24 AM
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The valley pan has the grommet with no hole.


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I have magic powers . I think that is a reverse negative because even the background is reverse. I took that picture with regular film and had them put on disk. I recall there being some 'backwards' photos on the disk. that is interesting though.

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