Ok, I’m thinking it was not in fact a cab and chassis. I wasn’t educated on the topic and it sounds like c&c has flat rails. Mine has humps in the frame rails.
Any hints on adaptability of flatbeds to it?
Hey everybody:
I have a 1981 gmc 3500 that I’m pretty sure was a cab and chassis. It has no bed on the back. It was a srw truck that has been converted to drw sometime in its life.
Question I have is this: I want to put a flat bed on it, but am new to that game. Can I generally adapt any...
If it runs fine after warm, then start with the obvious: is the fast idle screw too high? Thats the idle screw that contacts the cam on the choke linkage.
Most "big jobs done quickly" are because you actually need the truck by morning. I haven't had that problem, so pretty much every project I do takes two or three times as long as necessary. Usually, it's because I decide to do a brake job and end up in a front-end rebuild "just because." I...
Opening up this thread to close it again. Stalling started again.
Removed EGR, no problem with it. It was a placebo. I guess I jiggled it last time and the engine came back to life at the same time but not because of.
Lost all fire to plugs. Suspected pickup coil this time.
Swapped out...
I'm sitting at about 1000 above sea level and have had one of the 3 CFM harbor freight units for a few years. It pulls down to about 29 in at least based on my gauges. I think it's the 3CFM ("2 stage") one.
Tried new coil. no change
Opened fuel line to check for obstruction at the q jet. No change.
Ran down all vacuum lines and double checked them. While also:
Using a screwdriver to gently actuate the egr valve.
That seems to have fixed it. I’m wondering if I had a stuck egr valve. The...
I did replace the module but not the coil. Esc has been disabled. Would the coil failure happen with even a little bit of heat? I actually hadn’t thought of that. I usually think about the coil needing a lot of heat to show fail.
It’s a weird thing. It will start, idle high, then when it...
I ran flexible braided (nylon I think) lines on an impala I own and have had good experience but it's a very low use application, and so I can't say much about durability. I purchased a kit with AN fittings and adapters and routed the lines.
Ok, here's the deal: 1985 C10 with a 305. No air pump or EFE, but all other vac lines are updated and intact. Truck has run like a champ for more than a year after a light restoration (thread elsewhere). I'm having trouble suddenly and wanted any quick ideas. The story:
The truck had to be...
Can’t say anything good about USA-1. It’s worth the $500 bucks they haven’t paid me back to see them go out of business.
Just a PSA for the future. Thank you.