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So where is it indicated if someone tags you in a thread? Example: if someone types @Georgeb should I get a message or email? Do I have to set this up somehow?
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Over on the upper right of the screen under your name it should tell you when you get quoted, tagged or whatever. I USED to get email notifications about all that stuff and have it setup to email me but I haven't been getting emails from this site in probably a year so I think that feature must be broken
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I've been getting emails when quoted. Maybe the administrator doesn't like you Old77......
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I also get email when quoted, might check settings that option might have been deselected??..
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I have a 84 c10 that sat up for 4 years. I changed plugs, wires, belts, fuel pump ando changed oil. I'm getting clouds of white smoke from left tailpipe. Any suggestions what this may be and resolutions
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Blown head gasket is most likely.
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Just curious, does the cruise control servo attached to the TBI control idle speeds for A/C and warm-up? Reason I ask is the instructions that came with the TBI rebuild kit shows an optional idle-up solenoid. Since mine doesn't have one, I figured it was used on vehicles w/o cruise-control.
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To the best of my knowledge, the servo only controls cruise control because TBI's have provisions to regulate idle speed (IAC). The idle-up solenoid is found on carbureted motors that do not have idle control provisions to kick up the idle when the A/C comes on and to supposedly help with dieseling in some cases, but I've never heard of a TBI with one of those dashpots. My TBI doesn't have one, but my E4ME Quadrajet does.
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Ok, thanks!
Got another q, which manual transmission would be a direct replacement for the 700R4 and will it be a 3 speed or 4 speed? I know, why switch, right? I like manuals, a lot. It's something for me to think about if/when my 700R4 decides to fail.
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Like the manual equivalent to a 700R4? For your application (or for any), I'd highly consider an NV4500 five speed, but it requires synthetic gear oil, and they can be a mite pricey sometimes. Second place an NP833 four speed, but some parts are not easy to find on these. I'd say SM465 if it was a V10 instead of an R10 because they're tough as hell and the L gear is legendary for crawling off-road, but the aforementioned ones would make nice highway gearboxes, I think.
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