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Lets talk about a module ignition Replacement
I always carried at least one extra module in the glove box plus the tools to replace it with and a headlamp. I think it would only take about 10 minutes to replace. If you're replacing one that often you have a problem. Make sure you have clean mating surfaces and use dielectric "grease"...- Memaloose
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Manual gear lever housing wobble
Just guessing worn bushings. I owned an '81 Custom Deluxe that was a daily driver for 11 years and it too was wobbly.- Memaloose
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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New from Oklahoma
Welcome fro New Mexico! I like the looks of your pickup, a classic!- Memaloose
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- Forum: Introduction
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New Here
Yes, very nice looking Blazer, Welcome from New Mexico!- Memaloose
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- Forum: Introduction
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New guy with his first square body
Welcome from New Mexico too!- Memaloose
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- Forum: Introduction
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First post and introduction
Welcome from New Mexico, looks like a nice pickup, tell us about it lease.- Memaloose
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- Forum: Introduction
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79 C10 Newbie from Georgia!
Welcome from New Mexico! Any pictures of your truck?- Memaloose
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- Forum: Introduction
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Greetings from Portland
Welcome from New Mexico! Always wanted another Forest Service rig. The only one I've owned was a 1968 C/10, snb, side mounted spare, 292, 4 speed, positraction, green with grey top. I see ex FS rigs once in awhile but can't afford one anymore. I grew up out on Hwy 212, 3 miles east of...- Memaloose
- Post #19
- Forum: Introduction
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Lost keys
When I buy a vehicle the first thing I do is get at least another couple sets of keys made and keep one set hidden on the vehicle and another set on a keyboard in the house. I've learned the hard way.- Memaloose
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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NP203 stuck in Neutral, lever will not budge HELP
Get underneath, remove linkage, it's binding, shift to neutral, it should shift freely, align and reattach linkage.- Memaloose
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- Forum: Transfer Case
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Steering Wheel Cleaning
Repeated cleanings about once a week for a couple months got rid of about 95% of the stickiness on my '75 K/20. Mostly I used soap and water but I'm thinking there are specialty products as well. -
Driving full time 4wd with front drive shaft removed
Go for it, it won't hurt it at all.- Memaloose
- Post #13
- Forum: Transfer Case
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Scottsdale Spear Molding
I had damaged and missing trim on my '75 Scottsdale and found replacements at a local wrecking yard and the lower bed piece on ebay still in the original wrapper, $60. Keep looking.- Memaloose
- Post #21
- Forum: Paint and Body
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What is this vehicle?
Looks like an Olds Custom Cruiser from what I can see, anyone approximate the year? I wouldn't mind driving it.- Memaloose
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- Forum: Other Vehicles
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2 cycle gas mix ratio
I use the canned premix 2 stroke fuel now as I only have one weed eater anymore but it ain't cheep.- Memaloose
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- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Hello!
Welcome from NM. What color is the pickup, photos would be nice to see?- Memaloose
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- Forum: Introduction
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New guy from central texas.
Welcome from NM! I had an '81 Custom Deluxe C/10, SWB for about 11 years, it was my daily driver. It too had a 250 3 speed on the column, manual brakes and steering. Brown with tan interior. It was probably the most reliable pickup I've ever owned. Most of the years I owned it were in Alaska. It...- Memaloose
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- Forum: Introduction
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New old guy with 81 short step
Welcome from NM. Been through BC many times on my way to and from AK, nice country and nice people!- Memaloose
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- Forum: Introduction
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Buenas noches Everyone! new here
Also welcome from New Mexico!- Memaloose
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- Forum: Introduction
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Anyone used the old ash tray for something (else) that's interesting?
I like an ashtray, if you don't smoke, it's very handy for stashing stuff in that you don't want to lose or get misplaced.
