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I have recently replaced my leaky power steering cylinder with a brand new one ; the issue is that it has a significant amount of air bubbles in the reservoir as I work the steering wheel back and forth . I have a total of two hours so far attempting to work them out of the system . Is there an...

I have been thinking of converting my mechanical fuel pump to electric on my 1954 Ford with a 239 . What blockoff plates are available ?

I realize that this topic has been covered before but I need it revisited----------How many quarts does a 1954 Fordomatic trans take with convertor and also without ? Thanks for any input .

I am experiencing the same issues with my 1954 Victoria ; hopefully, someone else has and found a solution to the problem . All feedback will be welcome .

I have an old two piece Sun tachometer with 5 hookups on the transmitter ; there are plenty of wiring diagrams for the 4 hookup ones but none I can find for what I have . The obvious ones are the engine ground and the plus and minus back to the tach . The remaining two hookups I assume go to the...

Thank so much for advise and assistance regarding my search for a pinion yolk . Concours Parts has them . They refer to them as rear u-joint flanges ; great company to work with .

My car is a Fordomatic ; I didn't realize there was a difference in pinion yokes Thanks for responding .

I have looked at all the websites and basically have come up empty . Thanks for the suggestions .

I am looking for a 1954 Ford Victoria rear end yoke ; does anyone sell them or do I need to search for used ones ?

The latest issue of Fomoco Times has an add from Goodell Fabrications stating that they have 54-56 replacement front crossmembers . Apparently , they are back in business . (918)636-7071

Has anyone had any experience mounting a pertronix flame thrower coil in the stock location ( sideways ). They are oil filled and I was always under the impression that this was a no-no .This would be a y-block application ; not that this should should matter . Thanks in advance for any advice .

I recently completed changing all the handles and cranks in my 54 Victoria and by far the best tool is one made by Lisle ( #35200 ). Rather than pushing the clip out , you simply squeeze and twist up or down .

I just completed changing all the handles and cranks in my 1954 Victoria ; by far the best tool ( I have a large choice of them ) is one made by Lisle #3520