silverscottsk10
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- Joined
- May 8, 2013
- Posts
- 2,691
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- Location
- trafalgar indiana
- First Name
- mike
- Truck Year
- 1985
- Truck Model
- k10
- Engine Size
- 350
So whenever there's an issue with these trucks and they are so simple to work on it's always too easy to over complicate the issue and it be as simple as a fuse
So I'd like to know if anyone has a checklist to keep from overlooking the simple stuff
If not we should make one and post it up so when we are looking at a problem for a while it can be looked back on and see if we overlooked a simple issue
Thinking maybe a
-no fire issue
-A no start issue
-No light issue
-No shift issue
-Rough running issue
-any one off issues
Just the common things that can cause these and include some variations for different engines
Anyone have a place to start or have their own list as a starting point?
The reason for this is that we've all been there and spent hours on an issue and it's a simple fuse
The manuals are good but sometimes you get weird cases and with the accumulation of years of knowledge a manual made by the guys who live for these trucks is much more appealing to me than a book printed for very stock trucks 30 years ago that haven't been stock for 30 years
Sticks n stones will break your bones but being a mechanic will kill ya
So I'd like to know if anyone has a checklist to keep from overlooking the simple stuff
If not we should make one and post it up so when we are looking at a problem for a while it can be looked back on and see if we overlooked a simple issue
Thinking maybe a
-no fire issue
-A no start issue
-No light issue
-No shift issue
-Rough running issue
-any one off issues
Just the common things that can cause these and include some variations for different engines
Anyone have a place to start or have their own list as a starting point?
The reason for this is that we've all been there and spent hours on an issue and it's a simple fuse
The manuals are good but sometimes you get weird cases and with the accumulation of years of knowledge a manual made by the guys who live for these trucks is much more appealing to me than a book printed for very stock trucks 30 years ago that haven't been stock for 30 years
Sticks n stones will break your bones but being a mechanic will kill ya