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Yes, cut the clamp off. Can use hacksaw or whizzer wheel. Just don't cut too deep. Use common worm drive clamp for install. -
Wanting to replace both heater hoses, one is simply 3/4" heater hose to radiator from firewall, other is this one pictured ?? . The one...
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IMO, the entire automotive parts industry is on it's ass right now. Just about everything is made in a "3rd World Country" and is... -
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I’ve seen pcv pipes made from flexible copper tubing before. Find the right size heater hose or fuel hose that fits tightly over the...
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take small o ring cut and take small screw driver and slide in around the pivot post usually just one end will do it and that way you...
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I popped mine out and put a black garden hose washer around the pivot pin. O rings might work too.
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Folded french fry containers work well also.
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Just finished replacing the cooling system on my son's 87 GMC. The heater hose that goes from the firewall to the radiator was old and...
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I had a similar issue - added dye and found a seam in my condenser weeping when it pressurized. Otherwise, it would hold a vacuum/charge...
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FYI both of my K20 4x4's were 13" and not floaters. I converted one to floater for safety reasons and wider shoe.
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FWIW: This chart will decipher what your brake system is by the RPO code on your build decal.
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Well little heat solves everything
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The inner diameter on the drum. My 1979 C20 has a 14 bolt FF with 11" rear and JB6 up front.
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Inside diameter. Re: above I have a semi floater with 13" drums.
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