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Dean, Thanks for posting that picture. I was thinking of some models that had more of a pointer. The ZERO line is stamped into the block. Some earlier models also have two thumb screws for adjustment rather than the hex head bolt to lossen for movement.
Gene Schneider
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Dean, Thanks for posting that picture. I was thinking of some models that had more of a pointer. The ZERO line is stamped into the block. Some earlier models also have two thumb screws for adjustment rather than the hex head bolt to lossen for movement. The ZERO LINE may be difficult to see, if any paint has filled the stamping, as on my engines.
1951 Chevy Styleline Deluxe 2 door sedan / purchased from second owner 6-19-2000.
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Backyard Mechanic
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You're welcome, Gene.
Glad I could help.
Dean 50 - VCCA #44675
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Thanks Dean, I have that page out, I just thought adjusting the octane you wouldn't need a wrench it would seem.
"Frame Off" restoration, its a journey not a destination
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Amen Bob.
When all else fails, read the manual. LOL
Rick
"Never time to do it right the first time, but always time to do it over."
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