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Coolant System Diagnosis 140-160 1972

posted by  chef blue on  Tue Mar 23 20:16 CST 2021
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Thanks for that info. I don't see any numbers like those on my voltage stabilizers. The only numbers that are on it are printed on the side. The first one has 16/7.70 and the other has 14/10.71. both also have what looks to say Achtung Gehduse. The words are hard to read because the printing is very good. Can anyone tell me the difference? I know one came from my '72 and one came from a '73 I bought to rebuild my front end after a guy in a Toyota pickup turned in front of me and I hit him at 45 mph. Needless to say, his truck was not salvageable, it was destroyed by my tank. I just don'tknow which one is which.





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