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Swapping Fuel Gauges Into the 2-16" Slots
Kept looking for data on this matter. "Perplexity" was more than a bit helpful. Perplexity provided me and pointed me to a lot of valuable info. For example, I, now, know senders for my rig have an ohm meter reading of zero to 90 ohms, zero being the "you're out of gas and walking from here"...- Dejure
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A Technical Comedy [Only After the Fact]
Keep in mind, I've only had this truck a few days, so I don't know what surprises the previous two owners left for me. At the time of purchase, I was only given a single door and ignition key. Yesterday, my work on my new driver was limited to going to what passes for town here, five miles...- Dejure
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- co2 kill an engine
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heater fan - always on?
Sadly, photos of it are long gone. That aside, I solved the problem of a dead switch by enlarging the rectangular hole and installing a three position rocker (12 volt 3 position rocker - center was off, up high and down low. When done, I had a rocker that lighted when power was applied to the... -
Swapping Fuel Gauges Into the 2-16" Slots
I searched, but, if info is out there, it's well buried in the history of this site. I just bought a 78 C15 step side. It's very drivable, but needs a lot of previously ignored details attended to. One detail I want to tend is, my ZERO love for under dash gauges. I like keeping my eye on the...- Dejure
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Back In the Saddle After 40 or So Years
I love muscle cars, just like I love kids. That is, they are things to be cherished. Often, because they have to go back home, away from me [and my wallet (or pressed upon time). My old 69 C10 step side always got attention, as it rolled down the highways and byways of The State of Washington...- Dejure
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