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  1. aasleson

    What have you done to your square lately??

    Tried some Dodge steelies on the burb but they didn’t fit, so I threw them on the CUCV and they work great. Also swapped out the alternator and added some extra power and ground cables on the burb.
  2. aasleson

    TV cable geometry

    I am putting together an 86 with a 305 and 700r4 with the edelbrock 1406, what TV cable bracket did you go with?
  3. aasleson

    What have you done to your square lately??

    Finished getting the interior back together
  4. aasleson

    What have you done to your square lately??

    Dyed the carpet in my k10 project. Not overly impressed with the outcome but it beats replacing the carpet
  5. aasleson

    Let's see those 4x4 Squares On Dirt!

    A couple of my cucv on field roads.
  6. aasleson

    Cutting hole in floor to replace fuel sender

    Be careful if you use a sawzall my filler hose was pretty much rubbing on the floor. Theoretically there should be no gas outside of the gas tank to ignite if you use a cut off wheel. That being said I cut mine as quick as a could with a fire extinguisher handy
  7. aasleson

    Cutting hole in floor to replace fuel sender

    Not by much, there is a floor support there that I didnt want to cut into
  8. aasleson

    Cutting hole in floor to replace fuel sender

    These are the measurements I used based on a YouTube video I found. I used a cut off wheel on a grinder. Have to keep the cut real shallow to stay away from the fuel lines
  9. aasleson

    New For Me 1985 Silverado 20 6.2 Diesel

    The bracket bolts to the back of the intake and has the spot for the cable to clip in and connects the TV cable to the injection pump
  10. aasleson

    Cucv grille guard bumper

    Hillbilly wizard has a lot of CUCV parts and they make new guards
  11. aasleson

    New For Me 1985 Silverado 20 6.2 Diesel

    Do you need the TV cable to IP adapter and bracket? I believe in my stash of parts that I still have one.
  12. aasleson

    To buy or not to buy, for daily usage.

    Add a good battery a working choke a tow rope some jumper cables and a couple friends willing to help if needed and you'll be set. This was my year round daily for a few years when I lived in Fargo
  13. aasleson

    Want to swap my 6.2 hard to start

    I just have a single block heater in it and I plug it in when I know im going to need it but it has started without being plugged in well below freezing before
  14. aasleson

    1985 K2500 Build/LS Swap

    I'm planning a ls swap on my 78 Suburban and using an NP208 and what I've found is to use the Dakota Digital SEN-01-4160 to convert from mechanical to electronic VSS
  15. aasleson

    Want to swap my 6.2 hard to start

    When I first picked up my CUCV, it was hard starting even in the summer it needed ether to get going. Since I use it as my plow truck, reliable cold starts were a must. I ended up swapped in dual Group 34 batteries. Upgraded to larger battery and starter cables. installed a new gear reduction...
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