Goldie Driver
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The foolish part was installing a new seal before air checking the case and determining it needs a rebuild. Should have done the... -
Goldie Driver replied to the thread 1971 Dart Swinger.I guess I missed it, but what was foolish about the seal install ?:think: Keep up the great work on your projects - most impressive...
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I didn't have the tool Nick showed to compress the spring, but I used a couple of bolts and a puller head and worked out well. And the...
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I have the 1989 version of that one - they went to the R and V designations for these for 1989-1991 so it would technically be an R2500...
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Ok finally got it figured out. I had a bad ground but couldn’t find where so I spliced a ground into the wiper switch harness. Now...
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I just use a light coat. Nothing like Tammy Faye Bakers' makeup.
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Goldie Driver reacted to Oldbear42's post in the thread Steering Wheel Too Close '84 C-10 with
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I installed a Grant shallow-dish and small wheel. It did require their adapter, but it installs easily. This is a match to what I had... -
Goldie Driver reacted to JD1973's post in the thread Pondering Oil Types [and bad government influence on OEM choices] with Like.
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Hello all, was out of town plus this is a toy truck, no huge hurry ever. But yes! Inner wheel well out, perfect access, 10 seconds...
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The plug (cruise control lever) in the first picture plugs into the second socket (cruise control harness) in the second picture...
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I thought everything for the wipers was in the harness that's connected to each side of that intermittent switch with the heat sink fins...
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Goldie Driver replied to the thread What are these wires?.That other connector looks funny, but, I think it's your answer. This pic is from the internet and a 3rd Gen Camaro but same idea.
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Goldie Driver replied to the thread What are these wires?.The 1st plug is cruise. No idea on the 2nd, but a free bump ! Britt
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Goldie Driver reacted to HotWheelsBurban's post in the thread '73 Chevelle SS Wagon (local find) with Like.
At least on a 70s 350 you can change the fuel pump easily...no tank dropping involved like the newer stuff. Had to replace the in tank...
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This old system doesn't use any pressure switches, it's all controlled with the expansion valve and POA valve working in tandem. The...
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