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Rust Repair Under Molding/Trim
It comes in brush on . Epoxy should be fine it's a preference thing- MarineOne
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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14 bolt spindle nut torque
According to my Haynes manual torque to 50 ft lbs, while rotating the hub. Back off nut and re-tighten to 35 ft lbs, then back off 1/4 turn. Install nut retainer and torque outer nut to 65 ft. lbs. This should provide .001 to .010 in. of end play. Axle flange bolts torque to 90ft lbs up 1975...- MarineOne
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- Forum: Differential & Driveline
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Rust Repair Under Molding/Trim
Epoxy is okay but will work like complet dog **** in the cold especially a 1k I highly recommend etching primer it will chemicaly bond to the steel where epoxy is only a mechanical bond- MarineOne
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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SPID No Paint Color?
Email [email protected] year model and vin they might be able to get you your original monroney Also try this "Https://cws.gm.com/vs-cws/vehshop/v2/vehicle/windowsticker?vin=ccl44as107633" For anyone else this works 50% of the time...- MarineOne
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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P0171 Code Bank 1 lean “HELP”
Need more info What intake/ throttle body What turning software What computer What exhaust Header or manifold Where is o2 sensor in exhaust How close is o2 to any weld or joint in exhaust What is orientation of 02 sensor Brand of o2 What condition makes this happen? Does it happen in closed or...- MarineOne
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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FNG here that used the search bar…
Iirc it's not so much lube but extra passage to pressurize the clutch harder In lock up to minimize chance of slip with 1 to 1 lock to mimick gear to gear engagement- MarineOne
- Post #24
- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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FNG here that used the search bar…
You need eddlebrock #8026 corrector and fast 304147 is the best bracket I've used. You will need 3/4" spacer to clear linkage but it works great. If u need pics let me know ill take some when I get home- MarineOne
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- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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FNG here that used the search bar…
Do you have the 700r4 corrector adapter bolted to throttle linkage? It will not work correctly without this- MarineOne
- Post #18
- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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FNG here that used the search bar…
Like I said is it good to have? Yes absolutely but necessary no absolutely not- MarineOne
- Post #16
- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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FNG here that used the search bar…
I agree you'd think a guy with transmissions in his handle would know that. But that's the world we live in. Just a world of parts changers- MarineOne
- Post #13
- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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FNG here that used the search bar…
That's just inaccurate information it's a feature not a necessity- MarineOne
- Post #11
- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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New TBI injectors causing surging
I should had mentioned once you reset the parameters it won't start or run unless you help it with throttle and it will hunt for idle for about 100 miles. It's just old slow computer resetting itself. BTW with the mild upgrades you did your right at limit of factory tbi anyway. I'm surprised it...- MarineOne
- Post #13
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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FNG here that used the search bar…
Lockup absolutely does not need to be hooked up. It's nice to have but not needed- MarineOne
- Post #9
- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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android head unit separate screen
Lmc sells a billet dash inlay that replaces factory heater vent. It can be cut out to accept a single din radio- MarineOne
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- Forum: Electrical & Audio
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Vacuum actuator replacement parts
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TH400 speedo driven gear issues
What drive gear is in transmission I bet it has the metal gear- MarineOne
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- Forum: Transmission & Transfer Case
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New TBI injectors causing surging
Disconnect battery and touch terminals together for a few seconds it'll reset the idle air adjustment and allow computer to readjust to new injectors- MarineOne
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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FNG here that used the search bar…
Lockup dosent need to be hooked up. What carb are ypu running? What tv cable are you using? The one from a camaro is too short you'll need one for a truck (idk how or why it's different but all research I did says it is) A pic of carb where Bracket is would be helpful Don't drive it until...- MarineOne
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- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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Spark plug wires
Best option is the msd's you crimp yourself- MarineOne
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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I finally realized why I like working on my '81 C10 so much
Simplicity is key. New cars will never last as long as older vehicles have. Also it's nice to know my 40+ year old truck is more eco friendly and carbon neutral than a tesla could ever hope to be- MarineOne
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- Forum: Other Vehicles
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pin stripes
Lmc truck but I'm sure there's a local pin stripe guy who can do it better- MarineOne
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- Forum: Introduction
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