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RRicko1966 replied to the thread 1979 250 ci I6 heat studs - information requested - head studs or bolts?.6 cylinder chevy stuff. I'd contact this guy,see if he has some.He has plenty of used stuff...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread 1979 250 ci I6 heat studs - information requested - head studs or bolts?.Used to be reusable until approximately mid 80s then they started using torque to yield bolts.
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread 1979 250 ci I6 heat studs - information requested - head studs or bolts?.Found them. HeadBolts.com
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread 1979 250 ci I6 heat studs - information requested - head studs or bolts?.You do know those head bolts are reusable right?
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RRicko1966 reacted to Art Vandelay's post in the thread Good Ospho (phosphoric) and epoxy Test with
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I think the point was to test the adhesion. Phosphoric acid works but we are told you can’t epoxy over it. I spoke to TAMCO yesterday... -
RRicko1966 replied to the thread Brake Fluid Flush GMT800.It's also not a frozen caliper,a stuck slide or a frozen wheel cylinder causing your low pedal,assuming you have single piston calipers...
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RRicko1966 reacted to NickTransmissions's post in the thread 700R4 Transmission Questions/Issues with Like.
Perform a line pressure test - see my 700R4 Information Thread on how to do this. You're flying blind without knowing where your...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread Good Ospho (phosphoric) and epoxy Test.Read SPIs info on sanding phosphoric acid treated metal. As for the person asking about spraying phosphoric acid on clean metal. Yes you...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread Brake Fluid Flush GMT800.FWIW to any or all of you brakes used to have a residual pressure valve to maintain slight pressure in the lines. Part of the reason was...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread Alternator amps.Almost Identical we settled on Bosch do to low incidence of comebacks,and our local rebuider,our expierience was same as yours,high...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread Brake Fluid Flush GMT800.You do start with the longest line,it removes the most fluid and air minimizing the risk of air bubbles being reintroduced to the system.
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Rsuck the master and refill that with clean fluid then just bleed old school. You should do this at minimum every two years. Brake fluid...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread Brake Fluid Flush GMT800.It's neither. A booster causes a hard pedal not a soft pedal or low. Old brake fluid is still hydraulic,so still noncompressable, so...
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RThat’s good stuff right there. Thanks bud! I reckon it’s gonna be a beautiful day here in town, sounds like a cruise down to Hardware...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread Alternator amps.^^^ if shopping your local auto parts store. Make model etc. 1984 camaro,z28 ,airconditioned ,94 amps. It is the simplest swap ever...
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