CalSgt
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- Joined
- Oct 3, 2021
- Posts
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- Location
- CA
- First Name
- Casey
- Truck Year
- 1980
- Truck Model
- Chevy K-10 Custom Deluxe
- Engine Size
- 350
Mine is pretty easy to move, probably the reason they can get bumped out of adjustment so easily.Thank you all so much for the help. I think I am understanding and that video that xm20k posted is so helpful. I get it now about it moving side to side and the click noise as it shifts.
I am so excited. Can't wait to try. The only thing I am concerned about is the ability to move it as easily as one of you guys make it look. You're able to loosen nuts and bolts, but I have to find some muscle at times to assist me.
THANK YOU! I will try this adjustment thing and if I run into a problem I will be back on to ask more questions. I'll be attempting to bleed brakes for the first time next. Just installed a rebuilt master cylinder and waved down a man on a motorcycle to help loosen some bolts on that thing. I get excited that I am actually understanding a lot of this stuff.
and "IIRC" is internet shorthand for "If I Remember Correctly"
Good luck Ma'am