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#1031373 05/27/2014 2:22 AM
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On the firewall is a long approx 3" rubber groment with four holes in it can someone tell me in what holes goes oil line,temp line,vacume line ? what else thanks peter


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Need picture of 1937 orignal fire wall.engine side thanks peter


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Pierce, I'm still looking but I THINK I have one around here somewhere........I'll keep looking.


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http://www.oldchevytrucks.com/cart/product.asp?prodid=FP101&i=9896|||||

I THINK it may be the oil line, the temperature line and the choke/throttle cable. I believe the speedometer is separate.

...send 6cylindersovertexas a note and he'll know for sure. He's owned his 37 for about 30 years!!


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On my '38 (should be the same on your '37) from driver's side to passenger's side: oil pressure capillary, engine temp capillary, hand throttle, choke.

Firewall

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