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Bowtie-dad replied to the thread starter rebuilding - advice needed.If you haven't purchased the components yet, I'd check out J and N electric online. They have a big selection and the tech support is... -
Ok so I replaced my starter about a year ago. I bought a high quality new unit and I've never been happy with it. It cranks the engine...
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Bowtie-dad replied to the thread 78 k10 starter problem.Are you running long tube headers? I had the same issue but only afternoon ran for a bit then it started doing the same cold or hot. If...
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Bowtie-dad replied to the thread Does a seal exist for my factory 1977 c10 sliding window.I would try a company called Metro molding. They make custom cab mount bushings window gaskets 1/4 glass etc. reasonably priced to. If...
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I just pulled this seal out of my 1977 C10 Silverado. I'm 95% certain it was the factory because it's so beat-up and had the matching... -
Bowtie-dad replied to the thread Does a seal exist for my factory 1977 c10 sliding window.Amy leads for door glass kits for a v20 suburban? All the ones I find are cheap looking some look 3d printed. Door seals are good. Any...
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Bowtie-dad replied to the thread Does a seal exist for my factory 1977 c10 sliding window.Agreed with precision. I use a quarts radiant heat lamp to soften the gasket and keep it on while installing and lots of dawn dish soap...
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Nope, Precision is the best brand. They are a bear though, even my glass guy says how hard they are to install. I don't mess with glass...
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Bowtie-dad replied to the thread Does a seal exist for my factory 1977 c10 sliding window.That would be why the good Lord Lord made plasma torches, grinders and welders. I don't think they will. The square body dimensions are...
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