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A Roto Hydramatic always had 4 loose springs and 2 tight springs in the damper.

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Old 05-02-2022, 04:04 PM
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A Roto Hydramatic always had 4 loose springs and 2 tight springs in the damper.
The OP said that his friend had a 1954 truck hydramatic. What does a Roto-hydramatic have to do with the spring issue? Roto hydramatic was a different beast all together.

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