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Offline lilian

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Re: 1970 Cuda rehab
« Reply #90 on: December 01, 2015 - 07:49:14 PM »
I used a kit from Dr. Diff.

Cass is very helpful and the kit I got actually had some upgrades that I didn't expect.

So it was a good surprise!!!

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Offline Cudakiller70

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Re: 1970 Cuda rehab
« Reply #91 on: December 02, 2015 - 10:47:35 PM »
You talking about the Napa dart? I don't know that guy.... although I did BRING SOME "GRANOLA" FOR THE NICE FOLKS up there recently and picked up A DART AND some nice wine.


COOL! post some pictures of your new dart!  :smilielol:
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Re: 1970 Cuda rehab
« Reply #92 on: December 03, 2015 - 02:05:41 AM »

Funny CudaKiller, I guess you like the wacky and the granola folks.

Hope that dart was worth your ride up the whine country.

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Re: 1970 Cuda rehab
« Reply #93 on: March 23, 2016 - 09:38:13 PM »

Well after getting the Cuda back from it's final paint touch up I found that it was discharging all the way home. Mind you this was about a 30 mile drive and I was hoping it wouldn't die before I got home.

So I put the multi-meter on the alternator and revv'd her up and wow it was only putting out about 10.5V - not good. As well, it was making some funky noise while idling. At first the Cuda sounded fine but once it was warmed up it had this weird every 3 second squeak to it. So I decided to just go and replace the alternator.

Grabbed a new one today and put her on there. Sadly it was still showing only 10.5V and I thought dang what the heck. So I pulled the VR and put a known good one on there and whammo! Success! She is charging like a champ now.

Guess it's true what they say, once the alternator goes out, so does the VR.

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1970 Cuda Clone 440 4 speed - sublime green
1970 Cuda 383 4 speed - yellow - SOLD