I've been with Hagerty for almost 17 years. I've talked to them on the phone and the rates are good. I asked the girl, "Why are the rates so reasonable?" She replied that people who have classic cars usually aren't a bunch of yahoos driving around like idiots. (However, there are some guys with...
Update (a year later) Situation got worse and the truck ran poorly, consistently. Braking was poor (as if the booster wasn't getting enough vacuum). I would have to put it in neutral and give it revs to prevent running into the back of someone. In previous replies, someone mentioned to not just...
I've read varying opinions on OBD1 and OBD2 systems. Will connecting an OBD2 scanner to a OBD1 vehicle via 12 pin and 16 pin cable adapter provide OBD2 type data from your OBD1 vehicle? Some people on-line say "Yea,"and others say "Nay." JUst thought I'd ask to help me make a decision about...
An update. I've checked the EGR valve. Holds vacuum. Took it out. Very limited carbon build up. Checked vacuum hoses. all seem to hold vacuum. Injectors seem to have a nice spray on them. Started up fine. Drove a block and it started to run rough. Stopped engine. Hard start and rough idle, then...
Looking for some things I could look into which might solve this problem I am having. Have searched and found some threads but they sound a bit different than my situation. Previously, the truck would start with no problem but would run rough at low speed. If I drove it to the end of the block...
Once the rains stopped, I was able to install the starter. Checked and cleaned the grounds and the mounting surface on the block. I put a jumper from the battery right to the starter housing. No more click - engine spun and started. Repeated without the jumper and success. Thanks for your input.
I had to replace both of mine as the ground tabs inside the socket broke off. The bulb has the two little nubs on them that are off set - one higher on the bulb and one near the bottom (a typical dual filament bulb as mentioned above) The grooves for the bulb nubs in the sockets I bought...
I have a 1988 R20 3/4 ton crew cab pick up. Used it for a few small trips a couple of weeks ago. After trying to start after the third stop it wouldn't start - just a repeated clicking noise from the starter. After a friend tapped the starter, it started. Got it parked, tried to start it...
Found replacement lines from a site called Linestogo.com. They have thousands of applications for all makes of vehicles. The lines I received looked the same as the originals. Delivered to my door in 4 days.
1988 R20 5.7L. Last fall the truck would start fine but sometimes would turn as if the battery was dying. It would start after a couple of tries. I figured starter and replaced that. Better, but eventually would start fine but on occasion do the slow drag start. In February, it wouldn't start...
Upon further investigation, I can see the bracket that holds the lines and bolts into the engine. It's about 4 inches down behind the engine. There's not enough room to get a wrench on the nut. BUT, if I can get the transmission dipstick tube out, I should be able to get a wrench on the nut...