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How many minutes you got on it? It very likely is lean held at 2500 rpm,no load,I've had engines get the exhaust redhot on cam break in... -
Craig Nedrow reacted to olnick's post in the thread Looking for 13.5v-13.8v voltage regulator with
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The regulators in the 1 wire set up are the EXACT same regulators that are used in all other "same style" alternators. The difference... -
Craig Nedrow reacted to backwoodsman's post in the thread Looking for 13.5v-13.8v voltage regulator with Like.
Voltage regulators are made in lots of different voltages. I just haven't found one in the range I want, except 1-wire, which I'd...
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Craig Nedrow reacted to Matt69olds's post in the thread Looking for 13.5v-13.8v voltage regulator with Like.
The resting voltage of a fully charged battery is around 12.6-12.8. To the best of my knowledge, regulators have always been calibrated...
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Craig Nedrow reacted to backwoodsman's post in the thread Looking for 13.5v-13.8v voltage regulator with Like.
I want to be a little easier on the batteries. When you hold a fully-charged battery at a voltage above its float charge voltage, it's...
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Looks like you are missing the plenum valve/fresh air valve. You should have a flapper in the cowl, visible under the cowl screen...
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Craig Nedrow replied to the thread Wiper motor Assy 74 C10.Hey, could you please post the link @ LMC? Thanks
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73-74 Is a different motor apparently - to find anything in Australia will be tuff - seems like I got to do a bit of fabrication /...
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I believe thats the same wiper motor GM used on everything in that era. A replacement will be easy to come by.
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I believe it's 73-76. Rockauto should have it.
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Heres my 3 port pump, for another example
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not sure about 85 but there is a chance HD emissions without evap may have been offered in 85, if it was, there would be short little...
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If that 2nd metal line ends very close to the fuel pump, then is probably the fuel return line. The picture I attached shows my...
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also even if the fuel wasnt vapor in the line, the moment it starts sucking gas , you will cause it to boil (under a vacuum, the boiling...
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Sounds like the return line
