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35600
Curious about which gas tank sealants y'all have had success or failures with. Thanks, Bob in NorCal...
Bob
bobdeetoe
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Sep 1, 2007
6:27 pm
35601
Here is a recent discussion at the Antique Motorcycle Club of America web site. It starts with sealants, then gets into what the E85 gas may be doing to our...
Bill
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Sep 1, 2007
6:52 pm
35602
My friend Jack is looking for one side's worth of fleetside stainless trim. Any of you have some you are willing to part with? Details here: ...
Hanlon, Bill (ISS Hou...
gmc347
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Sep 1, 2007
7:06 pm
35603
Do any of you have any experience with fuel line pressure regulators? My 216 with dual Carter YF carbs starts perfectly and seems to run perfectly. However,...
rmarks10
t80c26
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Sep 2, 2007
12:23 am
35604
Mark I have heard this before, stock carbs run better on lower fuel pump pressure. 5 to 6 lbs, at the carb. Seams that the higher pressure that some people...
Mike & Inez Plucker
im7pluck
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Sep 2, 2007
1:05 am
35605
I used POR15 products on the fuel tank. I followed the directions very carefully and its been fine for the last 5 years. The last time I cut the inline fuel...
Jeff Pohlar
oakridgehigh76
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Sep 2, 2007
11:35 am
35606
Examining the spark plugs is the best way to read combustion conditions. The tailpipe soot just isn't a good indicator. Its unlikely that your fuel pump is...
Jeff Pohlar
oakridgehigh76
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Sep 2, 2007
11:56 am
35607
Joe, my dash has an arch for the steering column, so the entire cab might have come from another truck. Got lots of parts on my truck from different years, so...
Tom C
tcape1
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Sep 2, 2007
4:01 pm
35608
Would posting a picture of what is there help? ...bill ... might have come from another truck. Got lots of parts on my truck from different years, so who...
Bill
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Sep 2, 2007
4:12 pm
35609
Sure couldn't hurt to post a picture, Bill. I'll take one tomorrow and post it in the Yahoo Photos. Tom Caperton '47-2nd Series ... in Whiteville, NC ...
Tom C
tcape1
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Sep 2, 2007
4:20 pm
35610
I would say that you can either: a) replace the cab to frame pad to bring the cab back up in height. This will increase the column to dash distance. b) Place...
Joe Garcia
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Sep 2, 2007
4:22 pm
35611
That makes a lot of sense, Jeff. I had reservations in that I assumed that Chevy would have designed things to work together. I rebuilt both carbs and if I did...
rmarks10
t80c26
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Sep 2, 2007
5:32 pm
35612
It woula appear that if the cab has slipped down, you should have a pretty good sized gap under the shaft. That should tell you something. If nate is right and...
rmarks10
t80c26
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Sep 2, 2007
5:37 pm
35613
Replacing the cab-to-frame pad seems like the best option. Since I've never done anything like that, I have no idea how go about it. Aren't there 4 bolts...
Tom C
tcape1
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Sep 3, 2007
3:56 pm
35614
Roy, I need to get under the truck to check the cab supports. Haven't done that yet. But my guess is, the cab supports and shims were never put in, or...
Tom C
tcape1
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Sep 3, 2007
3:58 pm
35615
Not my idea of " minimal rust " ~ I wonder why no right side pix either... Looks like a nice old bus tho' , $2,000.00 was below the asking price . -Nate ...
vwnate1
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Sep 3, 2007
7:50 pm
35616
Tom, there are two bolts in the front that go down though the floor. In the rear, there are shackles. The shackles do have an adjustment but I don't think you...
rmarks10
t80c26
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Sep 3, 2007
7:56 pm
35617
hey tom you are missing the steering column bracket. it clamps teh column below the arch and the shift rod goes through arch above clamp. mark ...
mark
ccpanel
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Sep 3, 2007
8:00 pm
35618
Re: front sway bar caster shims They're very important IMO as they make the steering return to center all by itself when you let go the steering wheel after a ...
vwnate1
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Sep 3, 2007
8:01 pm
35619
(smacks forehead with hand) You're right and Tom has a '47 too ! pardon my blooper . -Nate...
vwnate1
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Sep 3, 2007
8:01 pm
35620
Roy ; You have _WAY_ to much fuel pressure ! it should not exceed 3 # . If you make up some thicker fuel pump to block gaskets , that's how the factory reduced...
vwnate1
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Sep 3, 2007
8:06 pm
35621
All Please bear with me on this one since I'm sure this has been asked before but I probably wasn't paying attention. I ran into a guy at a car show today who...
Kenneth Cluley
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Sep 3, 2007
10:24 pm
35622
Wel..tomorrow when the performance shop opens, I plan to get a gauge and a pressure reducer...just to see. Nate, I like your idea better than the regulator. I...
rmarks10
t80c26
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Sep 3, 2007
11:05 pm
35623
AMEN Jeff. lets see... I just looked out the window and ... yep-the wheels havnt fallen off. guess those flat nuts work like GM designed. imagine that.... (and...
mark
ccpanel
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Sep 3, 2007
11:43 pm
35624
Ken give him this address they can make any wheel that he wants. And there are other's too. Mike Been there done that. http://www.stocktonwheel.com/ 3/4 ton...
Mike & Inez Plucker
im7pluck
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Sep 4, 2007
12:06 am
35625
Hello, I'm new to the group but have gleaned a lot of good info in the short time I have been lurking. Recently, my wife gave me a '53 1/2 ton pickup for my...
jscashion
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Sep 4, 2007
4:46 am
35626
I'm certainly the least of expert of this group yet, I could not agree with you more Jeff. Just explained to my brothers wife, the carburator works just like...
StevecolumbusGA@...
sabenssteve
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Sep 4, 2007
5:17 am
35627
My two cents - any plumber will tell you (at least mine did) that if you raise your water pressure too high (illegally) at the regulator outside your house,...
Jonas Thaler
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Sep 4, 2007
7:06 am
35628
Well, the toilet won' t blow up but the fill valve may begin to leak until the tank overfills. Just as in a carb, the fill valve (needle/seat assy in the carb)...
Jeff Pohlar
oakridgehigh76
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Sep 4, 2007
12:46 pm
35629
Hi Jim ; _WELCOME_ to our olittle group ! . It's not permitted to attach photos (or anything else) to messages but if you jack up the rear end and take a...
vwnate1
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