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'69 440 in Coronet R/T #712938
06/01/10 09:10 AM 06/01/10 09:10 AM
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Im in need of some pictures please!!
Im putting back together the 440 for my Coronet, and the pics I took did not turn out so well.
Does anyone have any pics of their 440 out of the car with the motor mounts, and or the power steering pump installed?
I took it out with the p/s pump on, so Im assuming I'll put the motor back in with it on?
Also, If anyone has any routing of the fuel lines/vapor seporator, those would be much appreciated also!!
Non A/C car if that makes a difference.

Thanks!!!

Wally.
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: wkroncke17] #712939
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wally i may have some. I can look Where are you at? I also am in Wi. and have 1969 Coronet R/T's. would love to see some pics.

HEMI,S ARE FOREVER!!!
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: wkroncke17] #712940
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Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: 1969 HEMI R-T] #712941
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wally i may have some. I can look Where are you at? I also am in Wi. and have 1969 Coronet R/T's. would love to see some pics.



Kevin,
I'm in Kenosha - far Southeast.
I appreciate everyones help!!

Wally.
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: wkroncke17] #712942
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Bump....Anyone else?
I think I'll just put it together and try to post pics, you guys can tell me whats wrong if anything.
My memory is shot though!!

Wally.
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: wkroncke17] #712943
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Wally,
The link posted above was pretty good.

M
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: Morty426] #712944
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Very good pics in that link. What a gorgeous convertible!!
The oranges looks really shiny doesnt it? Or maybe its just me?
I wanted to see detail of the motor mount, if it goes in front, or behind the ears on the engine.
I also wanted to see a detail of the fuel line from the pump to the carb.

Thanks again!!
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: wkroncke17] #712945
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Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: RJS] #712947
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Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: RJS] #712948
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Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: RJS] #712949
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Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: RJS] #712950
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The fuel pumps were painted orange??
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: wkroncke17] #712951
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Beautiful 440... But shouldn't the dipstick tube be routed between the exhaust manifold and valve cover?

Troy
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'69 Charger Daytona 440 - auto - 4.10 Dana (now with 426 hemi)
'69 Charger 500 440 - 4speed - 3.54 Dana
'70 Road Runner 383 - 4speed - a/c (now with 440)
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: hemi68charger] #712952
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I don't think there's a right or wrong way on the dip stick.I've seen them both ways.It might have been a difference in where it was built,I've seen factory photos of them on the inside but production survivors had them on the outside.?
Joe
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: RJS] #712953
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Ron,
excellant pictures. to bad you sold the car.
so,,,,,,whats next?

sorry for the hijack
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: Firepowerflyer] #712954
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I don't think there's a right or wrong way on the dip stick.I've seen them both ways.It might have been a difference in where it was built,I've seen factory photos of them on the inside but production survivors had them on the outside.?
Joe



Im glad someone asked this question, thanks!
Thank you again guys for all of the pics, you all have some really nice cars/engines!!
Im not positive on the fuel pumps though.
From the factorty, the fuel pumps were painted orange?
Also, the manifolds....were they orange, and it just burnt off, and just raw cast iron was left?

Thank you again everyone!!

Wally.

P.S. - dont mind the hi-jack!! I usually learn more when somebody else asks extra stuff!!!

Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: wkroncke17] #712955
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Yes the fuel pump & manifolds were painted
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: 1_WILD_RT] #712956
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Yes, basically anything required on per engine regardless of options was engine color. Such as the both exhaust manifolds,fuel pump, negative battery cable, spark plug wire shields etc.

paint coverage will vary greatly with each individual painter that was responsible on the line. I've seen fuel pumps completely covered to some just barely a misting of color. Those with just a misting of color will usually also be very lighly covered towards the lower parts of said engine, such as the bottom of the oil pan will be bare steel and the top edges of the block core plugs will also be bare steel.
Re: '69 440 in Coronet R/T [Re: Firepowerflyer] #712957
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I don't think there's a right or wrong way on the dip stick.I've seen them both ways.It might have been a difference in where it was built,I've seen factory photos of them on the inside but production survivors had them on the outside.?
Joe



Hey Joe...
Here's my 1st 1970 440 v-code Charger R/T before it was restored by me. In the picture it's in unrestored condition.

6025135-myold6bbl_D.jpg (64 downloads)
Troy
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'69 Charger Daytona 440 - auto - 4.10 Dana (now with 426 hemi)
'69 Charger 500 440 - 4speed - 3.54 Dana
'70 Road Runner 383 - 4speed - a/c (now with 440)
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