Search results
-
-
-
Down on power, sounded different.
Ok so I'v been crazy busy lately. This morning I removed the valve covers. No broken spring or anything else I can see. I adjusted the valves. Cylinder #3 had a small amount of water come out as I rotated the engine to set valves. Can a intake gasket let water into the cylinder? The reason I...- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #12
- Forum: Engine & Performance
-
-
Hello all, here are my projects. 1978 crew cab dully and 1979 j
Welcome from KC- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #22
- Forum: Introduction
-
1977 C10 with 31,000 original miles I just bought. Looking for white hub caps.
Cool truck, love that seat. Welcome from KC- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #12
- Forum: Introduction
-
New to the site from NC
Nice looking burb. Welcome from KC.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #12
- Forum: Introduction
-
-
-
Down on power, sounded different.
I bought new valve cover gaskets. So I'll be looking in to the top of the head and check for all the things mentioned. I knew things were going to smooth. It's part of the territory when driving a classic.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #9
- Forum: Engine & Performance
-
glue in panel?
If I understand you right round them off.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #2
- Forum: Paint and Body
-
Down on power, sounded different.
Also it sounded normal today.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #2
- Forum: Engine & Performance
-
Down on power, sounded different.
A week ago my truck sounded like air leaking a little and seemed down on power. My grandson was driving so really not sure about the power. I read a thread about valve train problems. I hooked up a vacum guage to it. When first started it was just in the Lateing Timing red. After it warmed up...- Terry Wilkerson
- Thread
- Replies: 12
- Forum: Engine & Performance
-
-
-
-
one step closer to street legal
Hang in there. Your making progress.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #2
- Forum: Garage
-
Newbie
Welcome from KC. Good to hear your rearing a future car guy.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #10
- Forum: Introduction
-
What new tools have you got lately?
I got a double jaw ratchet style electrical crimper. No comparison to my old crimper. Definitely worth having if your doing complete wiring harness.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #989
- Forum: Garage
-
What have you done to your square lately??
I finished the interior.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #15,046
- Forum: Garage
-
Compressor Upgrade Thoughts
If your friend is going to give you the tank piping then together will work. Capacity is what its about.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #5
- Forum: Garage
-
The Future of Battery Electric Vehicles (and I don't like them)
Look at it this way if in the next 20 years there are a significant amount of electric cars out there and if supply and demand continues to work as it has for ever the price of gas will come down so us squarebody freeks will be able to afford gas again. Maybe I'll buy a second one.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #35
- Forum: Other Vehicles
-
New to forum
Nice truck and really straight looking. Welcome.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #14
- Forum: Introduction
-
Cheap fuel tank switch mod.
My fuel tank switch is in working. It is faded out. I used a chisel tip marker to make it black again. Then used a fine point brush to highlight the lettering. A couple coats clear with the same small brush. It's not perfect but greatly improved. I'll probably replace it when I replace both tank...- Terry Wilkerson
- Thread
- Replies: 2
- Forum: Interior
-
1984 K10 my new toy- I have owned since 1985
Really nice truck.- Terry Wilkerson
- Post #6
- Forum: Introduction
