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Post 4 speed swap woes
Disregard the initial question of the thread, I found that the cluster plug was loose after I had screwed around with the column wiring and what not. Keep it simple, stupid. Wouldn’t mind if someone would snap a picture of their column wiring routing though. Morgan- whiskeydents
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- Forum: Gauge, Speedo & Instrumentation
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Post 4 speed swap woes
I am also trying to get the ignition switch/steering column wiring routed in the original location, if anyone has a picture of how theirs is routed, it would be appreciated. Thanks- whiskeydents
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- Forum: Gauge, Speedo & Instrumentation
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All in the family
Yeah I swapped the steel wheels and caps on it right after I got the motor back in it earlier this year. And yeah, I have only found one other truck With this color combo, not my favorite but it’s not bad.- whiskeydents
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Post 4 speed swap woes
Thank you, no I did not, pulled the seat and dropped the column.- whiskeydents
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- Forum: Gauge, Speedo & Instrumentation
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All in the family
Hello, My name is Morgan, and I am the owner of this 1976 GMC K25 4x4. It was purchased new here in Arizona by my great Aunt and Uncle. It sat for quite a while for the past 20 or so years. It has the 400 small block and is the Sierra Classic trim package. I recently swapped the TH350/203...- whiskeydents
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Post 4 speed swap woes
Hello, First post to the forum, been lurking for the past year or so since I acquired this 1976 GMC K25. Been in the family since it was new. Has the 400, which a local shop just rebuilt. Just finished a sm465/205 swap from the 350/203. I just got the drivelines back from the shop and it...- whiskeydents
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