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PI don't think your headlights have anything to do with it. Unplug them see if you still have the problem.
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PUsually bad or wrong bulb or ground.
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PWith a Chevy small block, all that's required is 10 psi for every 1000 rpm. With that said, it sounds like a gauge that has gone wonky...
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PSputtering off road is most likely fuel spilling over from the carb. Oil pressure and how the engine is running is probably not...
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PPawLou reacted to Shorty81's post in the thread Hello from Southern Utah. 1983 C10 Stepside with
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PPawLou reacted to brooksman9's post in the thread Hello from Southern Utah. 1983 C10 Stepside with Like.
Welcome aboard Cliff
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PPawLou reacted to Blackbird's post in the thread Hello from Southern Utah. 1983 C10 Stepside with Like.
I’ve inherited my grandfathers 1983 Chevy C10 stepside pickup. He was the original owner and bought it back in 1983, the year I was...
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PNow hold on a minute!!!! You guys are talking a complete replacement or rebuild.. My money is on a worn out "C" clip, or the end of the...
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Pput smaller tires on it
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PI know that there is some powered steps that lower when you open the door and go back up when you close then. I don't know if they make...
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PReread post 8 and you can get the tubing at the parts store,with fittings already on it. As in post 11. Any guesses how many pages we...
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PI've seen cars catch fire from a pin hole in a rubber fuel hose,more than once. Bend up a new hardline with a different route if you...
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PThe hard line exists for a reason, just as everyone else said do the work to do it right, after you know it’s done right and piece of...
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PAs long as it's a high quality brand rated for fuel it *should* be ok. But I'd worry about it fraying as it rubs on stuff. Even if you...
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PNot a good idea at all.. Exposure to heat causes the line to harden and crack.. Leaking fuel in the engine compartment never ends well..
