how to rebuild a ford flat head?
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Contact the Early Ford V8 Club.  They're the experts on flat-head V8 engines.
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You can get a new exhaust system, cold air intake, you can put in some fuel additives, you can also buy a programmer to reprogram your factory computer.  Just google your car and whatever addition you want to find a good retailer.
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yep, screw it in, just don't screw it up.  they make a sweet little tool that helps out with this, and it dirt cheap.  check with your local parts store
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TRY Car-Parts.com  thay have alot of stuff
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Did you try this: http://www.rebuildyourvision.com/
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Try calling places like Midas or Monroe. Brake and muffler places do other work as well, and don't cost as much as a dealer.
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a couple options\n1 - take it to a welding shop and have them fill them\n2 - waterproof epoxy  make sure the metal is clean and rough first.\n3 - you could use self sealing pop rivets and rubber\n4 - get a bigger bilge pump :-)
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unscrew it from the manifold unplug it take it to the store get a new one plug it in screw it in. and shoot yourself
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chilton repair manuals has a book on the motor which does have diagrams for the motor. beyond that the boat has very little wiring. lights, a pump, horn, and not much else came standard.
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Attached is a great site to take you step by step on how to recondition your helmet.  Since you only want to repaint it you can simply skip most of the steps.
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Strat pulling th engine then dissconnect anything attached.  TAKE PICTURES OF WHERE THEY CONNECT TO!!  Then recconect them on the new engine and u should be good to go
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I'm assuming you mean basic hub assembly, or possibly just putting the rear cassette back on. But possibly you mean spokes and rim assembly and 'true'ing' the wheel.\n\nRegardless of how bad a state you back wheel is in, you will likely need specialist bike tools to complete the task. I know it took me a while to obtain the right tools and I was only swapping my rear cassette from my original wheel onto a new one that I had bought.\n\nSo assuming you now have the right tools and dont want to pay a bike shop to do the task (Very understandable), I recommend you use one of the following websites. They are very informative, step by step pictures provided for all your repair needs.\n\nhttp://www.parktool.com/repair/\nProbably the best.\n\nhttp://www.bikewebsite.com/repair-bike-index.htm\nAlternative option to try.
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What do you mean by 'rebuild'?  What is wrong with the motor?  For a 20 HP, I would guess that it is cheaper to buy a new one unless it is a very unusual motor.
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try this one http://www.repairmanual.com/atvs/
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remove the drain plug. drain oil into pan. reinstall drain plug. remove oil filter. install new filter. add oil to engine