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Chris64 replied to the thread Rear brake bleeding struggles.That would explain the vacuum failure. If it was seized, wouldn't brake fluid still come out of the bleed screw? Bleeding brakes is... -
Maybe the rubber part of the line is collapsing when applying the vacuum, and a seized right rear wheel cylinder?
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74 k20. I'm new to these things aside from dirt bikes and quads. I don't know if the rear brakes were working before but the pedal was...
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Chris64 replied to the thread What did you pay for a square.I'm a little embarrassed to say what I paid after reading what you guys paid. A running 1975 or older (no smog) k-20 in So-cal is a...
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I've always done one side at a time. All left. Then all right. That way you're tilting the body side to side and not putting too much...
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First thing is loosen all four mounts, breaker bar or impact, either will work. Try not to twist any of the bolts off. Jack up one...
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Chris64 replied to the thread Rear body mounts for a 74 k20.OK - well I got impatient and went ahead and just did the rear. I was able to wiggle them out with about a 1.5" lift on the cab. New...
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Hello, I'm replacing the stock body mounts. It's been going OK so far. The first bolt has not spun on me. The problem I'm running into...
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Nice explanation of the TAC (Thermac) system - with pictures: The TAC system, Fig. 82, is designed to improve carburetor operation...
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Chris64 reacted to Radiohead's post in the thread What could this random tube attached to the exhaust be? with
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On the stock air cleaner housing there is a diverter valve that has some of that metallic flex tubing attached that goes onto that piece... -
Chris64 reacted to Radiohead's post in the thread What could this random tube attached to the exhaust be? with Like.
I find it ingenious. I have to fab up something similar when the headers go on. Next spring...
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Chris64 reacted to Grit dog's post in the thread What could this random tube attached to the exhaust be? with Like.
99% sure someone fabbed up a connection for a carburetor heat riser for an OE air cleaner like was present on original OE exhaust manifolds.
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Chris64 reacted to Radiohead's post in the thread What could this random tube attached to the exhaust be? with Like.
That's what I'm seeing too
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Chris64 reacted to Redfish's post in the thread What could this random tube attached to the exhaust be? with Like.
It almost looks like a poorly fabricated heat riser. The truck originally had a heat riser that ran from the exhaust manifold straight...
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I have been working to get The '87 ready for its annual trip to the Mississippi Gulf Coast. My favorite ex brother in law is ready to...
