gsbrockman
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......until you do that HellCat swap with 8HP90 Auto.I'm still really excited about this truck and now will have full confidence in it at any speed.
Cheers, Ron
......until you do that HellCat swap with 8HP90 Auto.I'm still really excited about this truck and now will have full confidence in it at any speed.
Cheers, Ron
If one can be shoehorned into a new Challenger or Charger.....I’m sure it’d fit in that era pickup.
Are you TAUNTING the OP????Only one way to find out... I mean he should probably do it just so we know if it fits.![]()
Are you TAUNTING the OP????![]()
Good best option is always replace old pads then bleed all junk brake fluid out of the system. Gee after 42 years of course the diaphragm gave up the ghost, yes old manual off the cam shaft just dry up great, Ron you getting there real soon.
I like the label in the upper right of the meter face.Friends,
Swapped out fuel pump today... amazing difference. I looked close at the old one and it could actually be the original one. I started to take a picture of the pump, but nothing really special about it. Next, gonna lube the chassis whilst it's up in the air on jack stands. Brakes feel good too at the pedal. Got to remove two exhaust manifold bolts and install the studs for the intake heater and need some vacuum hose to restore function to the intake flaps and idle solenoid. Need to verify distributor is connected as well. Gonna check plugs then and change em if needed, then tune up time.
Just so happens I have this Sears Engine Analyzer which coincidentally, I purchased in 1978. Cool it's the same year as the truck. I still have the timing light too, but couldn't find replacement parts for it.
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Well, gonna chill out today and hit it again tomorrow.
Cheers, Ron
Cheers, Ron