Need Help

[Nat3dog]

I just picked up my first t-bucket last week. I took it out for the first time yesterday to a local cruise night. While I was at the show a fellow buckethead told me one of my covers underneath the car by the steering box was loose. Well wouldn't you know on my way home that night the cover fell off some place. I have no idea what he said it was called so I can not look it up on a website. I noticed today when I had it running that the oil pressure gauge was showing low pressure but the car was running fine and oil was still full. I am sorry I can not give more info but this is all I know. I can not get a new part if I do not know what it is called. I will try and get a pic of it tommorow. Any type of info would be a great help.

 

[Screaming Metal]

We'd either need a photo of the said culprit.....or stop by O'Reillys, AutoZone or Napa, and get informed.....You need to know your car....driving around with loose covers is a no-no....especially after you already know its loose. Carry a emergency tool kit with ya....
Oh Yes....Welcome Aboard!

 

[Nat3dog]

I tried to take it to advanced auto and they had no info for me. There is a Napa place by me that I might try and take it to and see if they have any info. I plan on taking a pic later this morning. I can not believe how hard it is to find a picture of a t-bucket's undercarriage on the net lol. I am also going to do a oil change on it to see if that helps later on this morning.

 

[Nat3dog]

OK now I feel like an idiot lol. I went out to take a picture and just remembered the guy said it was my bell housing was loose and it did not fall off after all. Thanks for getting back at me.

 

[Neshkoro]

I'm sure the bell housing didn't fall off. If it did you would be in a world of trouble!
I'm sure it was the inspection cover (or whatever they call that sheet metal cover that covers the flywheel).

 

[Francis Blake]

Look underneath, if you can see the fly wheel that is the cover that fell off