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[CountKrunk]

Just google for a parts list. Theres a reference part of this forum. And you can buy/download service manuals which break it down pretty good.

 

[Old77]

Oh. So you meant "which do you mean?" as opposed to "what do you mean?".

No. I said what I meant to say. Such as "What do you mean you want a parts list breakdown for your entire truck?"

 

[peats]

An LMC catalog Is a pretty good parts breakdown IMHO.

 

[mlsceo]

No. I said what I meant to say. Such as "What do you mean you want a parts list breakdown for your entire truck?"

And I meant "which" as in is there a specific list you need. Body, suspension, etc.

 

[Jhaase]

Thank You all!!

 

[Ricko1966]

Look at post 17 and 19 ? And nobody even said Quadrajet ?

 

[Old77]

Look at post 17 and 19 ? And nobody even said Quadrajet ?

 

[bucket]

Look at post 17 and 19 ? And nobody even said Quadrajet ?

Quadrajet, Quadrajet, Quadrajet!

What happens now? Is this like the Beetlejuice movie?

 

[Jhaase]

Looking to buy a spot weld cutter, is 5/16'' OK, or should it be 3/8''. I see the Blair cutter is USA made. Anyone recommend a different brand?

Thank You

 

[bucket]

Looking to buy a spot weld cutter, is 5/16'' OK, or should it be 3/8''. I see the Blair cutter is USA made. Anyone recommend a different brand?

Thank You

I've used the Blair spot weld cutters for 26 or so years now. I won't use anything else.

However, I don't use them how they are intended. Rather than using a center punch and relying on the spring loaded center pin to keep the cutter centered, I simply pre-drill an 1/8" pilot hole.

 

[Jhaase]

I have not used a spot weld cutter before, will the 5/16'' be large enough for the normal square body welds, or should I use a 3/8"??

 

[bucket]

I have not used a spot weld cutter before, will the 5/16'' be large enough for the normal square body welds, or should I use a 3/8"??

For any panel that you are removing and not reusing, 3/8" will give you more fudge room on accurately drilling the whole weld. If you are trying to remove a panel to install again, or removing a panel by drilling from the backside, a smaller hole is desirable for a better quality and smaller plug weld upon installation.

 

[Jhaase]

Thank You,