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RIn the mean time, you can adjust the clearance between the shift levers at the end of the column and it's very simple. There's a collar...
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RNice find! I know LS is the big fad, but the small block is plenty reliable and can get good mileage when properly tuned. It being a...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread EFI Return Line Size.Oh yeah,and dropping a square tank is freaking easy. I was just stating that exhaust gas can be used as an inert gas when doing gas...
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RIf you pull the drive shaft and start the engine and put it in drive, you run the risk of pumping all your ATF out on your floor...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread EFI Return Line Size.You don't even have to drain and fill with water, stick a garden hose in a tail pipe and in the tank with an engine running. The exhaust...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread EFI Return Line Size.I would assume excess fuel is being returned to the truck tank,not the surge tank, I very well could be wrong, I am making assumptions...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread New to the square body scene.Mt man Bob, you can buy bushings and rebush the throttle shafts,really not difficult if you buy the special piloted reamer,alternatively...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread EFI Return Line Size.I'm going to go out on a limb here,and say their tank is probably a reservoir. They are using your original pump to fill their...
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread EFI Return Line Size.Boy I can't see why that wouldn't work either,the guys that designed that just must not know what they are doing. I'd suggest you just...
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RThere’s no reason a choppy cam’d engine wouldn’t idle around 800 or so.
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread Update on my Ignition Module failure!.Yes
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RRicko1966 replied to the thread Engine oil lines..Motor mounts to converter cover. Here's pics of some small block ones. May have to do mods or fab work to work on a big block.
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RCould the swinging pedal shaft be worn or tight?
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RRicko1966 reacted to 75gmck25's post in the thread No power at all, zero lights, guage lights, or anything else. Any help wld be great. with
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On the OEM starter there is a large lug where the positive battery cable is connected. - On that same lug there is also a red wire (at... -
RRicko1966 reacted to gmbellew's post in the thread No power at all, zero lights, guage lights, or anything else. Any help wld be great. with Like.
I'd double check to make sure you connected the wires to the starter properly
