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Plymouth Fury
The Plymouth Fury was introduced as a premium-priced designed car, which was intended to attract consumers into showrooms. It was manufactured by the Plymouth division of Chrysler Corporation between 1956 and 1978.
107 Questions
Why do you have to pump gas pedal so many times in the morning?
carb is leaking the fuel out of the fuel bowls when it sits, you need to have the carb rebuilt or get a new one.
Where is the fuel pump on your 1966 Plymouth fury with a 318 engine?
should be located on the block, passenger side, down low, and more at the front of the vehichle. it is a mechanical pump and bolted to the block with either 2 or 3 bolts, should have 2 or 3 steel lines cominng out of it.
What is the axle ratio on a 73 Plymouth fury?
anywhere from a 2.92 to a 3.55, usually 3.23 gears were very common.
How many 1968 Plymouth fury 3 convertibles were made?
Two-door convertible 4,483
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Where is the transmission modulator on a 1968 Plymouth fury II?
A 1968 Plymouth Fury II does not have a Transmission Modulator as such. The throttle linkage on the A904 a A727 transmissions performs a similar function to a ( Vacuum ) Modulator .
Where is the horn on a 1971 Plymouth Fury 3?
On each of the three arms that connect the actual steering wheel to the steering shaft there is a rectangular button: this is the horn. They are located near the end of the arms where they connect to the wheel. On each of the three arms that connect the actual steering wheel to the steering shaft there is a rectangular button: this is the horn. They are located near the end of the arms where they connect to the wheel.
Um, i wouldn't think so...
2If you mean bad valve *seals* then yes. Would be a bad intake valve seal to be specific, is sucking in motor oil and crankcase vapors instead of just clean air and fuel. Smoke would be obvious but for it to actually affect performance it would have to be pretty bad. I'd be more suspicious of that Chrysler 'lean burn' crap... which can cause all kinds of headaches and gremlins.