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Started by 7E-Bodies, April 18, 2020, 03:59:03 PM

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7E-Bodies

Got the nail clippers, lol. But the other two? Isolation is killing memory cells.
1970 Challenger R/T Numbers Matching 440 Auto in F8 Quad Green

Rich G.

Idle solenoid, washer pump and nail clipper!

Cuda Cody

 :iagree: Carb Idle solenoid and washer pump


7E-Bodies

Thanks!  I'm guessing my washer pump is toast. Anything out there aftermarket?
1970 Challenger R/T Numbers Matching 440 Auto in F8 Quad Green

anlauto

The idol stop solenoid is where the money is at. Though the bracket looks completely odd, the solenoid itself appears to be the same as the ones used on 1971 440+6 cars :rubeyes:
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73_Cuda_4_Me

I was able to tear my washer pump down, clean it and re-lube it, put it back together, and works like a charm! Very small screws!
73 340 `Cuda 727 Auto on Column

BS23H3B

7E-Bodies

I saw the tiny screws and am good with that as an electronics repair geek, it's just that the nylon part seems broken.
1970 Challenger R/T Numbers Matching 440 Auto in F8 Quad Green


6bblgt

1970 (CARTER AVS) 440HP 4bbl and 340 4bbl cars used the above style idle stop solenoid (can't remember if the bracket is the same  :thinking:) with the bolt on clamp/bracket - still pricey

HEMI, 440+6, 340+6 & '71 340 4bbl use an idle stop solenoid with an attached bracket & big price tag

there are round & hexagon plungers for both style & probably point to a specific application

6bblgt

the washer pump is readily available & there are a number of slightly modified versions that will work (depending how "correct" your project needs to be)

for example:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/MOPAR-JEEP-AMC-1971-1996-NEW-Washer-Pump-MADE-IN-USA/313056080125?epid=75282618&hash=item48e398b0fd:g:1TkAAOSwvylbVBWU


anlauto

Oh yea I forgot about the bracket being attached  :headbang:
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HEMICUDA

Quote from: anlauto on April 18, 2020, 04:37:04 PM
The idol stop solenoid is where the money is at. Though the bracket looks completely odd, the solenoid itself appears to be the same as the ones used on 1971 440+6 cars :rubeyes:

Huh? Looks like a solenoid with the correct bracket for the 70 440 4 bbl to me. :drunk:  No where near the value of the correct one for a 71 6bbl. The 4429 solenoid is the "big money" one that could be as high as $600 for a good original, no clue what an NOS 4429 would sell for.