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    Bright wiper arms

    The mechanism in the cowl didn’t take me too long to disassemble clean and grease, I can’t say for motor disassembly though. IIRC someone on here had a good write up on rebuilding the wiper motor
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    Oil Drip Locations (w/ pics)

    Honestly…. Most oil leaks drip from the same locations because it will run down from wherever until it finds the lowest point to drip from.
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    Stolen truck found after 30 years

    Links no worky
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    Quadrajet power valve stuck

    Slide hammer? JK I’m stumped
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    Quadrajet power valve stuck

    Who else! I did work in a shop with a guy that was fantastic at building and tuning carbs too but most cars were being sold with fuel injection by then
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    Stolen truck found after 30 years

    lol…. It’s probably worth more today than it was in 96
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    Stolen truck found after 30 years

    Gonna be hard in any of the Bay Area counties with annual or biannual checks. Ditching the headers for manifolds shouldn’t be too hard. Generic catalytic converter should work so long as you had it installed before 2009 (wink-wink) If it had an air pump that may be a little difficult If the...
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    Random power loss to engine and accessories

    IDK how to test a relay other than they seem to either work or not. I’ve seen a piece of debris or bug get between the contacts and stop them from working. I’ve seen some types of relays wear out and get stuck open or closed regardless of signal from the switch…. My truck is a little older but...
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    Quadrajet power valve stuck

    ^^^^ This This is how I was taught to do it
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    Steering column

    All is forgiven... I did have a less polite version of that typed up and assumed perhaps you were unaware so I reworded it. ^^^ This Those who ask the same questions over and over and never seem to listen will either get roasted or ignored or both.
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    Random power loss to engine and accessories

    I'm leaning towards ignition switch since it controls power to the accessories and engine. Ignition switches can wear out right in the spot where the contacts always ride, sometimes a minor adjustment to the ignition switch on the column can buy some time or cure issues. The adjustment may...
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    Transmission swap questions

    It was the stock transmission and it lasted all these years why change? I would build the transmission you have, maybe throw a mild TransGo shift Kit and corvette servo in while it's apart... If the neighbor is selling the 700 for cheap it probably has whatever parts you need.
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    Show off your non-square project cars.

    Well… we redid the console today, dad had the flat pieces covered in carbon fiber vinyl but it just didn’t suit the car. We squirted some body color paint on them today instead. Here’s an older clip of the car, don’t judge… car had a few years of dust on it at this point We did have a cold...
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    Show off your non-square project cars.

    Worked on Dad’s’56 Chebby today, trying to sort out a vibration. We think we’ve narrowed it down to a pinion angle issue so I’ve got some shims ordered. Also decided we should probably balance the rear tires since they never were balanced since new. Really struggling with picture file size...
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    Steering column

    Sir… Might I recommend when you start a discussion on a thread to see it through. You asked the same question on a separate thread then abandoned it only to ask again by starting this thread. I checked on the previous thread several times after I asked what part you were calling an actuator...
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    Time to fix my belt drive system.

    I assume the accessory drives @YakkoWarner is talking about are the same ones from the GMT400 trucks which are plentiful in the salvage yards in my area. GMT400 BB accessory drive will keep your components in the same basic configuration but you would probably need to source a radial AC...
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    Broken ignition actuator

    What part is the actuator? This?
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    75 k10 wiring harness help. Plz

    I’ll add… The top left wire in your photo looks like it has been hot enough to start melting the plastic. That’s an area I would inspect.
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    75 k10 wiring harness help. Plz

    Two certain wires… They’re red and about 10 gauge or so. This picture says for LS swap but still has the same red wires. The one on the top left and fourth wire down near the left supply 12v to everything except the starter. Inside the fuse box they get split into a few different circuits.
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    75 k10 wiring harness help. Plz

    First off make sure you hooked up the grounds and they are secure... Batt to alt bracket or block, block to frame, back of head to cab Etc. Batt positive is hooked to starter lug with the additional red wires, the purple wire should be on the "S" terminal of the starter solenoid The two...
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    6L80e Swap

    There are a few comparisons of the outside dimensions on the interweb...
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    6L80e Swap

    6L80 is big but it seems to me there is more bulk on the bottom (down low), it’s not much bigger than 700R4 up top. Seems like the 6L80’s are more plentiful since they were in so many Yukon Denali’s, Ecalades, Camaro’s etc. where the 4L80’s were primarily in heavy pick ups I haven’t swapped...
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    Radiator Support Bushings: Is this correct?

    LOL... I was kinda surprised to see Eastwood is one of the lower priced units. For being a professional body and paint guy for 50 years a lot of Grandpas tools were fairly low quality with a few exceptions: Paint guns were mostly older Binks (a few survived the fire and still in use) He had a...
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    Radiator Support Bushings: Is this correct?

    Dad inherited that from my grandpa's body shop after it burnt down... Grandpa called it "Monkey on a stick" and we always thought that was a funny made up name but turns out that is the actual name. They're still sold today...

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