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Below is a list of items or How Too's on your Forward Look Car.  Some of these are extracts from a manual and some are practical experiences by Members of various Mopar Clubs.  The have been reviewed by people who know on how to do these repairs.
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Adjustments

 Shift Cable- How to
Brake Adjustment- How to
Steering Box Alignment
 Steering Box Gear Adjust- How To
 

Brakes

 Brake Diagnosis  Hints and Tips
Rear Drum Removal - Early to 1964
 Brake Parts Images - Parts Breakdowns
 Brake Adjustment- How to

Brakes  Disc Brake Conversion

 Disc Brake Conversion Kits (Bolt In)
Bone Yard - - Do it Yourself (Harder)

Carburetor Repairs

List of Carburetor Numbers 1955 to 1970

Electrical

 Basic Wiring Do's and Don'ts  Generic 
Gauge Repair Gas  Generic 
Low Body Voltage - Bulk Head Connectors  NEW!
 

 Fuel System

How to clean your gas tank     NEW!

Ignition

Spark Plug Wear   NEW!

 

Steering

Steering Box Alignment
 Steering Box Gear Adjust- How To

Steering Diagnostic Tips

Suspension

 

Transmission

 Kick Down Adjust-How to
Transmission Manuals  Torqueflite "cast iron" page

Differential
 Information on Chrysler 8 3/4 Rears  NEW!
 Rebuild and 8 3/4 rear

 
   
Disclaimer:

We are not responsible if you do not use the appropriate safety precautions when performing any of these repairs.  We are also not responsible if you break/destroy something as a result of these repairs.  The information provided is supported with factory manuals where available.  We cannot be responsible if you do not follow the directions or have worn parts in a 40+ year old vehicle.  After all, we can't see what you did.  Thanks.

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