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Valve covers & engine covered in oil
I had thought about that, I checked the blow-by a few weeks ago, none at 2000rpm's. The oil residue is all over the timing cover and water pump also. The engine has about 35,000 miles since rebuild in Feb. 2010 -
Valve covers & engine covered in oil
Yeah, both sides have the baffles installed. I've been running into walls with this issue.:banghead: -
New brake calipers? Where?
I've replaced my calipers with remans from autozone, I had one that was sticking, took it back got another, and everythings been fine ever since. You can get a defective one, but that also can happen with new ones also. -
Valve covers & engine covered in oil
At every oil change, I'm losing maybe 1/8 quart of oil, I know for a fact that its not burning oil(new engine) and I know its not leaking from the pan or anywhere else. I've been searching around on the web, and it could be its building pressure somewhere, from where I have no idea. -
Valve covers & engine covered in oil
Yup, new grommets, new pvc valve, new breather. -
Valve covers & engine covered in oil
There's oil all over the valve cover where my pvc valve is also. -
Valve covers & engine covered in oil
My valve covers and front of engine are covered in oil, I have put in a new pvc valve and changed the breather cap, and still have the problem. I don't have any oil leaking on the ground at all when the truck is parked for long periods of time. Anybody have any suggestions? -
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Brighter aftermarket headlights
You have a ground wire in one or more lights, in the wrong slot in the connectors. -
Tbi to carb.
A couple of years ago, I had the same problem with the surging. I'd be driving down the street and the engine would rev up on its own then back down, and stumble when at a stop light. I changed the injectors, new fuel pump, fuel filter etc., everything that had anything to do with the fuel. I...- VAL
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- Forum: TBI & EFI Conversions
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R12 TO R134 Conversion
Well, a couple of years ago I had all the A/C components replaced with new parts(condenser, compressor, dryer, ect.) I haven't used my A/C for the last 9 months. Today I took it to the shop to get it charged up, and was told that R12 refrigerant is $55 a can, WTF! I'm looking for info on what's... -
'85 siverado stiff accelerator pedal
I was pondering the idea that maybe the accelerator lever on the carb might have a tension adjustment. I personally have an Eddy 1406, but haven't found a write up on it. Rochester carbs are similar I would think.- VAL
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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'85 siverado stiff accelerator pedal
I went through that a while back, I put a new accelerator cable, new detent cable, an its still stiff as heck. Finally gave up on it, guess it is what it is.- VAL
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Wanted:Steering wheel 90-94 Chevy
That'll work, just get at me when your in town.
