Author: Tirekickertoo

Hello,
Looking for recommendations on vendors for a 340 fuel line. I’m looking for the steel line that goes from the mechanical fuel pump to a single four barrel carburetor on a 340 engine. A one piece steel line that has the factory bends, connectors, and flared ends.

Thanks for your help,

Tirekickertoo

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I have a 1971 Challenger grille assembly that has a crack in the lower plastic/argent painted section underneath the drivers side head lights. I’ve been told that this can be repaired fairly easy. Is there a YouTube video or instructio…

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I have a 71 Challenger with a rally dash. The clock does not work and I read somewhere (possibly another form?) that there maybe a simple cleaning or repair that could be done to make the clock work? I believe it was cleaning electrical c…

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I have a question regarding insurance value on a 1970 Challenger. I have State Farm classic car insurance and when I bought the car a few years ago, I had an agent appraise the car for total replacement cost. Time has passed and the value…

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What size single four barrel carburetor was installed on a 1971 340 engine. It is a factory stock engine with a 727 automatic transmission. The VIN# says it’s a high performance engine but I think they were all the same, a sales gimmick? Anyways, would the four barrel carb be a 600, 650, 750cfm? What was the stock sized cfm carburetor installed on these engines when new?

Thanks for your help,

Tirekickertoo

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I’m looking for firewall wiring pictures of a 71 Challenger. I would prefer pictures of a small block engine without the air cleaner installed. I’m also interested to see the wiring layout leading from the firewall to an automatic 727 transmission neutral safety switch. I have a 71 Challenger with a 340 engine 727 automatic transmission that the engine was removed at some point in it’s life. Right now the firewall wiring is a little messed up and I want to reroute it to make…

71 Challenger firewall wiring pictures

Hello,
I want to install a new mechanical fuel pump on my 1971 340 engine. I’ve never changed one before. I am mechanically inclined but wanted to ask the members of this forum if there was any instructions or videos I could follow. It’s looks pretty straight forward but there’s always a trick or technique that will make this an easier job.

Thanks in advance,

Tirekickertoo