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Happy To Be Here
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle. That's a good lookin truck.- WFO
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- Forum: Introduction
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Rock Auto Discount Codes
I got this one in an email from them Tuesday. Good through April 12th. 168885027154135311 -
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I have a 75 GMC K10 (Well, some of it is)
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle.- WFO
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- Forum: Introduction
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New coil springs too strong? Can't connect upper ball joint
I doubt that old spring will be much easier. Most good hardware stores will sell chain cut to the length you need.- WFO
- Post #7
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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What have you done to your square lately??
I've got that exact same model sittin on my bench, that I bought last week. My Alpine's output quit working except for the sub. Might just be a ground issue at the amps, but I haven't pulled the seat to check it out yet. If it is, the Kenwood will be for a spare. Stereos with a CD player are... -
New coil springs too strong? Can't connect upper ball joint
Be careful though. Remember, it only takes one "oh sh!t" to make up for ten "atta'a boys".- WFO
- Post #4
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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New coil springs too strong? Can't connect upper ball joint
I run a chain around the front axle of the floor jack, and the frame of the truck.- WFO
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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New head unit turns on and then right back off.
I have Alpines in 2 trucks and a car. On all of them the red wire goes to 12 volt switched, and the yellow goes to 12 volt constant, like the cigarette lighter, just for memory for settings and stations. All the other aftermarket stereos I've had over the years were the same.- WFO
- Post #5
- Forum: Stereo & Entertainment Systems
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New to me '82 Chevy C20
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle. I like 3/4 ton stances the way they rolled off the assembly line. I reckon that's why they used mostly 3/4 tons in their commercials.- WFO
- Post #8
- Forum: Introduction
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Cutting out/dying while driving
Float level dictates how much fuel is allowed into the carburetor float bowl. If it's too low, the engine can starve for fuel under a load. YouTube float level adjustment for your model number Holley. I'm not saying that is your problem, but it could be.- WFO
- Post #16
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Cutting out/dying while driving
If the fuel filter doesn't help, I'd check the float level. Sound like it's starving for fuel under a load.- WFO
- Post #10
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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New to Square Body Trucks, not trucks in general
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle.- WFO
- Post #10
- Forum: Introduction
