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gas gauge goes back an forth when im moving.
I like that!- Randy and Easton
- Post #33
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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gas gauge goes back an forth when im moving.
Replaced gauge or sender @David King- Randy and Easton
- Post #29
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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gas gauge goes back an forth when im moving.
This is a brand new gauge from LMC (not saying much) last one blew the resistor and was stuck at 1/4… I loathe getting another resistor and fixing old gauge to see if it’s any better than this. Working in the cluster is just not my favorite thing… We did bench test new gauge with new sending...- Randy and Easton
- Post #27
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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gas gauge goes back an forth when im moving.
Well, now Easton says the sending unit is not accurate. Gauge almost empty and he put 14 gallons in last night so still have 6 and the gauge is almost empty. He says after he fills it up stays above full for awhile before falling….. sender (LMC) was done a few years ago when he had truck apart...- Randy and Easton
- Post #25
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Fusible link replacement
Great stuff on this thread.. glad y’all let us follow along…- Randy and Easton
- Post #22
- Forum: Electrical & Audio
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Fusible link replacement
@Ken B , @Matt69olds or @RustyPile wilk be along here shortly I’m sure and will have your answer. I’d be just guessing. Sorry Randy- Randy and Easton
- Post #9
- Forum: Electrical & Audio
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gas gauge goes back an forth when im moving.
We just put a brand new gas gauge from LMC in last week as we concluded the resistor was bad on the old gauge. Had new sending unit about a year ago and it worked fine, then one day parked about 1/4 full when tank was full and went down from there. New gauge is maybe a tad overly accurate...- Randy and Easton
- Post #20
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Newbie from New Mexico
Welcome from DFW Texas! Sick truck- Randy and Easton
- Post #8
- Forum: Introduction
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gas gauge goes back an forth when im moving.
Ok @SquareRoot and @Bloodhound1981 y’all stay quiet…. Easton reads this stuff and after all the work to get all the stock gauges working I don’t want to have to now do the Dakota upgrade!!!! I need some free time….hahah!!!- Randy and Easton
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Hey everybody I'm Anthony an auto tech from Tucson Arizona. I look forward to getting involved with this discussion forum.
Welcome from DFW Texas.. sounds like a handful for sure. Get folks here to help!- Randy and Easton
- Post #10
- Forum: Introduction
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New member from Vancouver Island BC
Welcome from DFW Texas!- Randy and Easton
- Post #16
- Forum: Introduction
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84 c10 door jam switch
@Matt69olds IS a rockstar! Always- Randy and Easton
- Post #4
- Forum: Gauge, Speedo & Instrumentation
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thanks
Welcome from another father son team ! Enjoy the build.. greatest of memories! Randy and Easton- Randy and Easton
- Post #5
- Forum: Introduction
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Vent window adjustment?
We are following this thread…. Keep us posted. To screw or not to screw is the question.- Randy and Easton
- Post #9
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Another noob
Welcome from DFW Texas! Going to be fun! Keep the pictures coming- Randy and Easton
- Post #6
- Forum: Introduction
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Ammeter Fuse size?
Finally took the time and replaced fuel gauge (bad resistor) and did the volt meter swap after getting gauge from Classic Industries. All went back together perfectly and works as advertised. That’s @RustyPile @DoubleDingo and @75gmck25 for all the insight and help as usual. Randy and Easton- Randy and Easton
- Post #21
- Forum: Gauge, Speedo & Instrumentation
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5.7nhigh millage what oil do you use?
This is what Easton uses. He follows Derek from Vice Grip Garage so that’s where he came up with the choice. I think he adds some Lucas oil additive of some type as well.- Randy and Easton
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Hello from Central Louisiana
Welcome from DFW Texas! Keep us posted- Randy and Easton
- Post #5
- Forum: Introduction
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New to the square body group!
Welcome from DFW Texas!!!- Randy and Easton
- Post #26
- Forum: Introduction
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Ammeter Fuse size?
@Rick R , thanks for the reply. The second wire was cut at fuse block as you see and no second fuse holder. After all the input, we were under the impression that trying to re install the ammeter and have some semblance of reliable information was maybe a pipe dream. We could not get a voltmeter...- Randy and Easton
- Post #20
- Forum: Gauge, Speedo & Instrumentation
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Broken hearted kid and fuel system
Stay with it! Y’all are so close Randy and Easton- Randy and Easton
- Post #53
- Forum: Carb Fuel Systems
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Broken hearted kid and fuel system
… we are dying here……..got to know Randy and Easton- Randy and Easton
- Post #48
- Forum: Carb Fuel Systems
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New Member and new owner of a 1976 K20
Welcome from DFW Texas….. pics pics- Randy and Easton
- Post #49
- Forum: Introduction
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New member, long time square body owner
Welcome from DFW Texas- Randy and Easton
- Post #7
- Forum: Introduction
