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    I951 Ford 8N - Upper radiator hose tapered or straight?

    S: Thanks for pics and explanation. Oops on the wrong connection of the upper hose - cylinder head snout, of course. I'll try the soap trick next time I work on "Ole Chug".
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    I951 Ford 8N - Upper radiator hose tapered or straight?

    On my new-to-me '51 8N, the upper radiator hose I took off (ugly!) was larger in diameter at the water pump end and smaller in diameter at the radiator input end. It was supposed to have a thermostat stuck up into the hose at the pump end, but there was NO thermosat at all! Ordered YT water...
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    Ford 8N replacement gas tank cap?

    JoeM: THANKS!
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    Ford 8N replacement gas tank cap?

    RG: caring for your wife comes first, always. Then feeding (and scratching) your shop cat. ... Then, if you have the time, you may respond to me.
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    Ford 8N replacement gas tank cap?

    RG: do you recall the NAPA part number?
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    Ford 8N replacement gas tank cap?

    Recently was gifted a 1951 Ford 8N with vented gas tank (still need to finish cleaning it), but the tank cap is pretty much rusted out AND the gasket is shot! My Ford Parts manual says the part number for the correct gas tank cap is E5NN-9N208-CA. Bought from YT what appeared to be correct cap...
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    How to add gear oil to steering case if steering wheel is welded to the steering column?

    Sounds interesting, but not sure where/how to hook up the suction hose from my shopvac. Can you provide details?
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    How to add gear oil to steering case if steering wheel is welded to the steering column?

    Thanks, again, for sharing your hard-earned wisdom! Your last hint is especially enlightening.
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    How to add gear oil to steering case if steering wheel is welded to the steering column?

    J: I've pulled the rusted-out Proofmeter (and already have a replacement from YT) and can see this bolt. I'll remove it and use a bore light to check for gunk blockage. I have several small squeeze bottles with long, bent spouts that, I hope, will allow me to sloooowly squirt in the 85-90 gear...
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    How to add gear oil to steering case if steering wheel is welded to the steering column?

    I was recently gifted a 1952 Ford 8N, Ser. # 410,998, that was last started more than 30 years ago. Biggest issue, so far, was the 6"-8" steering wheel backlash. Pulled left-side sector cover plate of the steering gear housing, expecting a slosh of old gear oil ... got about 1/2 cup of greasy...
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