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ali_c20 reacted to SirRobyn0's post in the thread Differential swap / bought it, work and install now with
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Ok the shoes are adjusted. The housing has been cleaned as best I can under the conditions, which basically are no running water. So... -
ali_c20 reacted to SirRobyn0's post in the thread Differential swap / bought it, work and install now with Like.
Ok thanks. But again for now I'm keeping the 3.73's for now because I'm moving into a new house in the middle of next month and don't...
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For parts, I managed to find ACDelco wheel cylinders. And ACDelco axle seals. The shoes are DEF brand which i don't think is available...
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Also took quite a bit of time to get backing plate cleaned up. I brought home 4 cans of brake clean and im down to just one left. I...
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One situation I have seen where hardware / bolts don't make sense has to do with car model versions. Same for the wiring harnesses. Let...
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Longer bolts mean they stretch more which makes more clamping force.
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I think what you're going to find once you try to install them is the lug nut holes are elongated from t the wheel coming loose and...
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ali_c20 replied to the thread Finally found some 5x5 Turbines!!!.Nice! Glass bead blasting/polishing gives alloy wheels a nice satin gloss.
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New Old Guy here, the 78 Blazer getting another round of major repairs. Engineer ( mech, electronic, manufacturing, automotive) 40+...
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I also learned not to let my disability hold me back and got to the blazer once I got my prosthetic leg getting used to wearing it. The...
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Hello, I have a 1985 Chevy K5 blazer and a 1983 K20. The Blazer, bought in 2004 while I was in the Marines on leave. Did have a 305...
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It is and I put in a 4L80E. Did fix the issues with the 12 valve Cummins before I put it in,one was take the timing cover off and fix...
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The easiest way to remove the axle bearings. Remove both axles. Long homemade drift. 1/2" or 5/8" round stock. From the opposite side...
