It has rained on and off for 2 weeks straight, but I've gotten A LOT done to my one-owner Mercury Commuter Wagon. Let's do this! Edited by VideoGuru:videoguru.page...
an SOS soap pad or some 0000 alt steel wool and some water will shine those bumpers and chrome everywhere like new and get rid of the rust! Then give em a good polish! You'll be glad you did! Ha! Ha! Oh and the alternator is probably correct! Didn't have much electrical in that car! Love your videos! Oh, at the end.....No whitewalls. BooHoo!
People never think about how dried out fuel hoses, brakes, seals & gaskets can reek havoc- today's ethanol blends work to dry hose out even faster, fuel pump diaphragms, and destroy carb seals, gaskets, etc. Wix oil filter is 51515, and they make filters for a lot of packaging companies/private labels. I never use Fram; factory, Wix or Baldwin
@@mohawkgarage I built a 410 using a 428 crank in a '73 FTE 390 block- big hint from my machinist buddy who loves Fords. Use the 428 CJ oil filter adapter, really helps oil flow which is very important with top-oilers...
@@peterbenson3776 I've had several late-60s cars, and many of them had 4-wheel drum brakes. I know that they were options on many cars in '67. It sure was good to see them, especially on such a big, heavy car. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I can picture the missing rubber plug for your carb. It has a flat bottom with a stem sticking up that you pull through the hole on the arm. Bowl vent valve or something like that.
@user-rr4fo5ml2m Already handled it! Thanks for noticing, though. It was not hitting anything or hindering oil flow, but it will be replaced. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@scottbenke7182 Wow! Did they just rely on the machined surfaces to match and seal on their own? How did they do it? Thanks for watching and commenting!
@scottbenke7182 I must admit, I've not installed stock exhaust manifolds on anything in years. I'm more of an "aftermarket headers" kinda guy. lol Thanks!
@@Galona223 Absolutely! I'm gonna try to make one good carb out of the two I have. I feel confident, which means I will certainly fail. lol Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@stevensilver1014 The wagon now has a rebuilt carburetor, new OEM fuel pump, filter, and lines. I'm buttoning it up now. It should run properly now. The video is coming up soon, as soon as this tropical storm passes through Tampa! Thanks for watching and commenting!
The other carb. is an earlier model. They are fairly close all the way back to 1957. The hole is just a vent. There probably was a plug attached to the arm. Gas will shoot out that hole if the float is stick.
@@mohawkgarage Just an FYI, that accelerator arm used to have a thin, soft peach colored, rubber lid (about the size of a dime) that covered the vent hole. It was held in place with a dimple, that popped up thru the hole in the arm It was there so where you floored the gas pedal, it would shut off an open air vacuum leak, so ALL the air went down thru the carbs. At about 5 years old, the dimple breaks off, and the car never has the same power as it did before.
@@joshuaferguson1586 Nope, it's the 390 with a 2-barrel and a C6 transmission. It also has a 2.75 rear gear with an open differential. Thanks for watching and commenting!
an SOS soap pad or some 0000 alt steel wool and some water will shine those bumpers and chrome everywhere like new and get rid of the rust! Then give em a good polish! You'll be glad you did! Ha! Ha! Oh and the alternator is probably correct! Didn't have much electrical in that car! Love your videos! Oh, at the end.....No whitewalls. BooHoo!
@@kevindoxey I'll try the steel wool trick. Thanks for the kind words!
People never think about how dried out fuel hoses, brakes, seals & gaskets can reek havoc- today's ethanol blends work to dry hose out even faster, fuel pump diaphragms, and destroy carb seals, gaskets, etc. Wix oil filter is 51515, and they make filters for a lot of packaging companies/private labels. I never use Fram; factory, Wix or Baldwin
@olikat8 I just talked to the original owner. He's excited to get a ride in it when it's on the road. I am, too. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@mohawkgarage I built a 410 using a 428 crank in a '73 FTE 390 block- big hint from my machinist buddy who loves Fords. Use the 428 CJ oil filter adapter, really helps oil flow which is very important with top-oilers...
@@olikat8 Cool build!!! Thanks for watching and commenting!
That pump doesnt look old the little cooler might be for power steering. Im not so surprised about front disc brakes.
@@peterbenson3776 I've had several late-60s cars, and many of them had 4-wheel drum brakes. I know that they were options on many cars in '67. It sure was good to see them, especially on such a big, heavy car. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I can picture the missing rubber plug for your carb. It has a flat bottom with a stem sticking up that you pull through the hole on the arm. Bowl vent valve or something like that.
@glenbo2464 I know! The weird part is that it doesn't come with the rebuild kit. Frustrating! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Lol hilarious about the part of “that’s the car that rolls off the cliff “ in CHiPs
@TierodMcslush Every single episode! Thanks for watching and commenting, my friend!
Awesome 👌
@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS I can't believe how much rain we've had, but I've been working on it as I can. Thanks for watching and commenting, my friend!
@@mohawkgarage ok bugger the rain 🌧 and understand all good, and you're welcome 😊 🙏 🤗
great video Sean, Dennis
Thank you so much! I appreciate your time!
You better check under the oil pan, it's collapsed and may be on the pickup.
@user-rr4fo5ml2m Already handled it! Thanks for noticing, though. It was not hitting anything or hindering oil flow, but it will be replaced. Thanks for watching and commenting!
just use the original carb top .......the piece you are looking for might be in your rebuild kit
@@user-bm8ei5ub1c I looked for it, but it's not in the kit. I may not have a choice, ya know? Thanks for watching and commenting!
Generally, no exhaust manifold gaskets on classic Fords.
@scottbenke7182 Wow! Did they just rely on the machined surfaces to match and seal on their own? How did they do it? Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@mohawkgarage Use High Temp RTV on mating surfaces. Works like a heat sink to reduce engine temperature.
@scottbenke7182 I must admit, I've not installed stock exhaust manifolds on anything in years. I'm more of an "aftermarket headers" kinda guy. lol
Thanks!
I don't know much at all about Fords except that they're harder to work on and more expensive than Chevys. Lol
@@Galona223 Absolutely! I'm gonna try to make one good carb out of the two I have. I feel confident, which means I will certainly fail. lol
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Lmao!!! Good luck!
@@Galona223 Thank you!
you may need a pressure reg for the fuel
@@stevensilver1014 The wagon now has a rebuilt carburetor, new OEM fuel pump, filter, and lines. I'm buttoning it up now. It should run properly now. The video is coming up soon, as soon as this tropical storm passes through Tampa! Thanks for watching and commenting!
The other carb. is an earlier model. They are fairly close all the way back to 1957. The hole is just a vent. There probably was a plug attached to the arm. Gas will shoot out that hole if the float is stick.
@theprinceofsnj That's exactly what happened. I'll be installing the rebuild kit next. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@mohawkgarage
Just an FYI, that accelerator arm used to have a thin, soft peach colored, rubber lid (about the size of a dime) that covered the vent hole. It was held in place with a dimple, that popped up thru the hole in the arm
It was there so where you floored the gas pedal, it would shut off an open air vacuum leak, so ALL the air went down thru the carbs.
At about 5 years old, the dimple breaks off, and the car never has the same power as it did before.
@@bennyboogenheimer4553 Perfect explanation! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Just curious Is that the 410 ci ?
Thats what my 67 Marquis Had Sport top 2 Door
@@joshuaferguson1586 Nope, it's the 390 with a 2-barrel and a C6 transmission. It also has a 2.75 rear gear with an open differential. Thanks for watching and commenting!
MOTORCRAFT !
@@peterbenson3776 MOTORCRAFT TO YOU, TOO! lol
Thanks for watching and commenting!