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Turbo4whl reacted to Radiohead's post in the thread What have you done to your square lately?? with
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Putting everything on hold for old people problems. At least parts are on site -
Turbo4whl reacted to Rustabout's post in the thread What have you done to your square lately?? with Like.
Put on some American made Mickey Thompsons on 6 Lug rally wheels. 31x10.5x15. Did some measuring and appears truck was already given a...
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Turbo4whl reacted to gordo9's post in the thread electric choke/ operating in reverse at start up with Like.
Thanks for the schematic Turbo4whl. I'll test the switch Ricko1966
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Turbo4whl replied to the thread electric choke/ operating in reverse at start up.The choke light works backwards from what some other systems work. Turn the ignition on, power is fed to the oil pressure switch. The...
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Turbo4whl replied to the thread Drop in bed liner.Yes you are right, truck is too old for those type of aftermarket parts/accessories. My suggestion is call and old established Chey/GMC...
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Turbo4whl reacted to dans78c10's post in the thread Wire for oil sending unit/gauge cannot be found...help! with Like.
You guys are awsome! I am working in the shop today, and will be hooking these wires to the sending units. This checks one more thing...
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Turbo4whl replied to the thread Dropping my Stock '74 Stepper - Need Advice."friendly contact", I like that! Any given day, if you could look in, you would see fresh rubs in the paint and polished pan head bolt...
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Turbo4whl reacted to Keith Seymore's post in the thread Dropping my Stock '74 Stepper - Need Advice with Like.
In the biz we call that "friendly contact". K
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Turbo4whl replied to the thread Dropping my Stock '74 Stepper - Need Advice.@jpatters13 To help answer your original question, one thing I did in the front of my '82 was remove all the bolts in the inside of the...
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Turbo4whl reacted to Ricko1966's post in the thread Unusual way to bleed brakes. Just might help someone. with Like.
Worked like a champ.
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Get a basic cheap voltmeter, and compare the voltage at the terminals inside the connector feeding each headlight. If it’s different...
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