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    Doors banging

    The doors on my 31 Tudor seem to be banging against the outer door frame as I drive on less than perfect roads. It is almost like the doors are slightly too small. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening and what to do about it?
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    Crank shaft pulley wobbles

    I noticed a wobble in the crank shaft pulley that drives the belt for accessories. Is this normal or is it indicating imminent catastrophe?
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    How do I identify a two blade aluminum fan

    Is there a quick way to determine if I have an original or the replacement two blade fan short of removing it? Any identifying features or marks?
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    Is fuel bubbling normal

    I have a 31 Tudor. I notice that the fuel in the little plastic fuel filter I have on it seems to bubble as if boiling when I shut the engine off after driving. The carb is pretty warm but does not seem excessively so. Is this normal or does it indicate a problem?
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    GAV Question

    Should I be able to completely cut off the fuel to the engine with the GAV turned all the way clockwise? It seems to run and start in that position ok. Is that normal or do I have a seating problem?
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    Speedometer drive question

    I read through the archives enough to believe the reason my speedo doesn't work is due the the shaft in the "turtle" has a round hole at the bottom and my speedometer cable needs a square hole down there. Does this sound right? I have a round speedometer and the cable has square ends. Can I...
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    Need advice on clutch problem

    My 1930 Tudor set up for several years. It is running now but the clutch pedal doesn't come all the way up unless I stick a toe under it and pull it up. This causes the clutch to slip until I pull it up. Is there a spring broken or is this some kind of adjustment problem? I searched the...
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    Brazos Valley Model A Club

    Does anyone know if the Wentrcheks made it back to Texas ok? I was following the travel blog and it ended abruptly with no further posts. They were having engine trouble in Montana when the posts stopped.
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