Recent content by Old77
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Fuel Tank Selector Valve Shield
Save that guy’s site to your favorites. He’s always pulling stuff in and can usually find anything you need. He’s a valuable resource.- Old77
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Fuel Tank Selector Valve Shield
Agreed. When I did all the work to restore my fuel system on my dually, I put it back just because I figured it gave that valve some protecting against road debris and whatnot.- Old77
- Post #15
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Fuel Tank Selector Valve Shield
https://flinthillssquarebodies.com/products/1981-91-fuel-selector-valve-shield I've bought a few things from that guy and he's top notch! His name is BJ. Not sure if he's on the forum or not but he's 100% trustworthy and good to work with.- Old77
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Huck's daily - 2005 Z71 crewcab
Some times, that's about the only thing you can do is to leave it, walk away, get some peace and quiet and get back to it later when the dust settles. I've been there many times. You go this, man :handshake:- Old77
- Post #327
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Huck's daily - 2005 Z71 crewcab
I now and for forever moving forward will hate your guts to the end of the earth and back :mad: Not a chance that happens in Missouri or anywhere north of that line. :slap:- Old77
- Post #251
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Huck's daily - 2005 Z71 crewcab
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- Post #249
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Huck's daily - 2005 Z71 crewcab
All that dirt is why it makes me cringe every time I see a truck with flares on it. I just assume that the truck is roached under the flares and if I was to ever buy one with flares I'd assume I'd have a bunch of rust repair ahead of me. Especially on those trucks you see rolling around on stock...- Old77
- Post #247
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Old77’s Oldest Kid’s 1992 S10 Blazer thread
Welp, FINALLY got her back together! Ended using a helicoil kit on that buggered up bolt hole created by my son. Hopefully this will be a lesson for him in torque values going forward :rolleyes: We fired her up after he got home from school today. No puff of smoke and ran smoother than she has...- Old77
- Post #60
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Old77’s Oldest Kid’s 1992 S10 Blazer thread
Well, we’re in a real pickle now :rolleyes: We got everything together over the weekend, but couldn’t get everything 100% buttoned up until tonight because of waiting on parts to arrive that broke along the way due to 32 year old plastic wonderfulness. First startup, the positive is no oil puff...- Old77
- Post #58
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Huck's daily - 2005 Z71 crewcab
Nice job sticking to that, Zach! What you did there was no small task and is the reason I'd had taken it to a shop and paid for their experience but you stuck it out and no doubt learned a ton. Good job :High 5:- Old77
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Old77’s Oldest Kid’s 1992 S10 Blazer thread
See vacuum line circled in red. Can I replace these with just regular, rubber vacuum hose? Due to age, we’ve had a couple crumble to pieces on us and I’m not finding OEM style replacements- Old77
- Post #56
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Old77’s Oldest Kid’s 1992 S10 Blazer thread
Yes. There was an o-ring style on there before. I posted the same question on the KC Squarebody group cuz there are some knowledgeable folks there, too, and was told to just use the umbrella seals and not double up on umbrella and o-ring.- Old77
- Post #55
- Forum: Other Vehicles
