Hill Holder

[TedHarbit]

Anyone have one of these or know of any for a '63 Lark. Would like to have the
whole set up.

Ted

[JETman]

Ted, I have a nos cylinder that you are welcome to.

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[Bo Markham]

Ted,

I have a complete kit in the following numbers:

AC-3346 (w/SBS, less PB and DB)
AC-3347 (w/PB, lessDB)

Bo...

[Henry Walter]

Ted,
There is one on E-bay now. I don't know if it is the one you need or not.

Henry
Bo Markham <mark...@centraltx.net> wrote in message
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[Joe Woody Woodpecker]

I know where I can get several, however the set up is simple. Just need
to know if your 63 will handle it. They only work on a manual
transmission. Is there the added holes in the clutch rod that operates
the clutch? If you are installing a hill holder as a new unit, be sure
it fits or you might even wing up with other problems. Try calling
Steve at 303-789-2586 at D&L Auto Salvage M-F, 8-5.

TedHarbit wrote

Anyone have one of these or know of any for a '63 Lark. Would like to
have the whole set up.
Ted

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Woody

[cjday...@home.com]

Woodwor...@webtv.net (Joe "Woody" Woodpecker) wrote:
> I know where I can get several, however the set up is simple. Just need
> to know if your 63 will handle it. They only work on a manual
> transmission.

I had one on a '55 President with an automatic tranny.
Chip

>

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[Paul]

Automatic transmissions used an anti-creap which is different from a
Hill-Holder. For the true Hill-Holder you need to have a clutch pedal
linkage to make it work so that as you let the clutch out it disengages. The
anti-creep relies on a switch on the accelerator linkage that is released
when the accelerator pedal is applied. A spring in the anti-creep solenoid
releases the pressure in the braking system. The anti-creep will work even
if you are or were on a down slope. The Hill-Holder only works if you are
going uphill. A steel ball in the unit is allowed to roll backward against a
small rubber seal preventing the brake fluid from returning to the master
cylinder when the cluch is depressed and the brakes are applied.

Paul Villforth
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[Joe Woody Woodpecker]

cjdaytonjr wrote:

XI had one on a '55 President with an automatic tranny. Chip

That's the biggest BS story I ever heard. You probably don't even know
how they work. There is a rod attached to the clutch throw out bearing
rod which actuates the hill holder. The automatic transmission didn't
have a clutch. When the hill holder is actuated, a ball rolls in a
three bar cage proventing the brake fluid from returning to the MC.
Many automatics that Studebaker built had anti-creep built into them,
but it was not a hill holder.

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Woody

[cjday...@home.com]

Woodwor...@webtv.net (Joe "Woody" Woodpecker) wrote:

Gee, Woody, thanks for pointing that out in such a judicious manner.

[BondoBill1]

>Gee, Woody, thanks for pointing that out in such a judicious manner.

He is Nick Tosie - but grown up.

[Oldcarfart]

>
>>Gee, Woody, thanks for pointing that out in such a judicious manner.

Give Ol' pecker a break, eh??? his Stude was broke and all he had to ride was
his menstrual cycle.

[JETman]

Stop It!!! My stomach is hurtin' from ROFLMAO........

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JT (Residing in Austin, Texas)

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[Dave Lester]

> He is Nick Tosie - but grown up.

Seems we have three now. A Senior, a mid-life, and a Jr.
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[Oldcarfart]

>
>> He is Nick Tosie - but grown up.
>
>Seems we have three now. A Senior, a mid-life, and a Jr.
>--

sorta like the Meeoff Brothers (Manny, Moe & Jack) <G>

[BigRed]

I was surprised to read that Bendix developed the NoRol device (Hill
Holder), because I just checked the casting name on the bottom of the
NoRol on my very original (16,000 miles) 1937 Dictator and the casting
reads: "Wagner". My 1937 Dictator also has Lockheed Wagner brakes.
Because of this, and since the Hill Holder was introduced in 1936, I
assumed it was developed by Wagner.

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[JETman]

Dave Lester wrote:
>
> > He is Nick Tosie - but grown up.
>
> Seems we have three now. A Senior, a mid-life, and a Jr.
> --
> Dave Lester
>

Ain't it amazing? Sometimes the ng can be fun! Other times, everyone
gits bent outta shape.

Of course, on occasion, I do like to pour just a little gasoline onna fire...

<G>

[Nathan Nagel]

Nah, Tosie is way better in my book than those guys. At least he
doesn't come by and f up my car... or give me shit when I try to get
parts... or ask stupid questions like "are you sure you have a
(whatever car I'm trying to get parts for)? We don't show that in our
computer..."

nate

[Jeff Rice]

First no-roll I ever saw was a big stick in the spokes of a wagon wheel.
Some Roman dude was double parked talkin' to some Egyptian chick.
Jeff ( and she was a real bitch, too....) Rice

"BigRed" <dan...@uwplatt.edu> wrote in message
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[Stdbkr1955]

But that would make you as old as Calvin.

Mickey, boyamigoingtopayforthisone, Prankas

[Sam Roberts]

Damn, I wish I'd thought of that!

Sam (humor is subjective I guess)

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[Oldcarfart]

>Subject: Re: Hill Holder
>From: stdbk...@aol.com (Stdbkr1955)

>
>But that would make you as old as Calvin.
>
>Mickey, boyamigoingtopayforthisone, Prankas

If I had feelings I could be hurt <G>