Thanks for the heads up. I definitely will. Bought a place in Bloomingdale. Going down there tomorrow as a matter of fact
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That's not a Goodyear tire is it? I had one do that 20 years ago. Tire had been on the truck for about a week or 150 miles. Haven't and will never use Goodyear again
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I've used some Walker stuff over the years with success. Make sure that the pipe is mandrel bent. By the way, how long had the previous flowmaster been on your truck?
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Does loading parts for Ole Bessie into the POD container count as what I have done to my square lately? She is bedded down at our new place near Savannah in the garage! Trying to complete my move and get the fvck out of Atlanta metro area
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By the looks, appears previous attempt to install was forced as indicated by the bent cage. Probably didn't remove the hose from the t-stat housing
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Yes, look at the very bottom/rear where the thrust washer is installed. This is where the rear end play is established. The front end play uses a selective thrust washer on the rear of the pump body
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Pretty sure the flex plate is different (1 piece vs 2 piece rear main seal) Not sure what you are using the truck for. ATI makes good racing converters. Most converter companies will want camshaft specs, gear ratio, tire size, etc. Good luck
Not a lifted 4x4 guy, but in my experience, isn't the driveshaft slip yoke supposed to be at the transfer case end? Have not seen it installed with that orientation?
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It's a Gen I for sure. The Gen II sbc were used in cars and utilized the Opti Spark ignition that had the "distributor" mounting on front of block behind the water pump
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That looks like fun! Now to not pick. I'm pretty sure that the Gen II sbc was the LT1 and LT4 used in cars in the middle 90's as a precursor to the LS series which is considered Gen III
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Vince, late to the game here, but that debris is from the compressor. With system operating (R134a system) I like to see 30 psi on the low side and 150 psi on the high side. As a rule of thumb outlet duct temperature should be 20 degrees less than ambient when vehicle is stationary. Been a while...
No offense intended on my part. You admit that you over analyze things at times. I do as well and am a technician for a living! KISS (keep it simple stupid) You will get it running. Now I repeat, asked earlier, have you got spark?
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I doubt he could get it started, looks like a guy from the cable company that just adds his line. Forget removing all the coax been installed over the years
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Are you sure that you are getting spark? Sounds like you have fuel and compression "close enough" to start. I'd go ignition diagnosis next. Good luck
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How often do you have to get state inspection? It appears that mamma's suburban needs an Anti Antifa guard as well. When I was a young boy, my grandfather, a railroad man, called that device a cow catcher
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