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Lalla666 08-04-2014 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ericjon262 (Post 6788725)
Nice longhorn, I just bought a C2500 GMC longhorn myself. I put my C1500 cab on it and am working on getting a nice truck put together. FWIW, mine had WAY more rust for the same price...

Yupp I found 2 spots of rust surface rust on the tailgate
And alittle rot on the inner front passager fender

ericjon262 08-04-2014 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6788737)
Yupp I found 2 spots of rust surface rust on the tailgate
And alittle rot on the inner front passager fender

you're doing great then!

Nice truck.

Ozzy2013 08-04-2014 09:22 PM

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You did great just make sure you dont get it running perfect and have him renege on the deal.That would suck!

Lalla666 08-04-2014 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by ericjon262 (Post 6788747)
you're doing great then!

Nice truck.

Thanks next is battery/ fluids/ plugs wires cap/then brakes ,shoes ,hardware rubber hoses,and wheel cylinders and then wheels and tires want to use the orginal hub caps but with non two peice wheels lol,then interior lol

Lalla666 08-04-2014 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Ozzy2013 (Post 6788749)
You did great just make sure you dont get it running perfect and have him renege on the deal.That would suck!

Lol that would suck but Im good friends with him for 7 yrs now lol but I want to register it so I can move it to my house

ericjon262 08-04-2014 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6788754)
Thanks next is battery/ fluids/ plugs wires cap/then brakes ,shoes ,hardware rubber hoses,and wheel cylinders and then wheels and tires want to use the orginal hub caps but with non two peice wheels lol,then interior lol

good luck, I'm gonna follow along!

Lalla666 08-05-2014 07:37 PM

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Proof it moves lol
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...pskiu6geej.jpg
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...psrwrcf82b.jpg

Lalla666 08-08-2014 11:52 AM

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Will these fit 8-180 from a 2013 2500hd

Lalla666 08-08-2014 05:27 PM

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http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...psxsuxyzbn.png

ericjon262 08-08-2014 06:59 PM

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IIRC, the bolt pattern is different and offset is way wrong. might be able to get adapters though.

litew8 08-08-2014 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6783707)
Got some stuff today I order the carb rebuild and getting ready for the rebuild I've been watching alot of videos on how to rebuild the carb, I've rebuilt carbs on quads,dirtbikes and other small engines but not a car
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...ps9yxkkog8.jpg

Same parts cleaner we used when rebuilding the carb. Worked great.

Lalla666 08-08-2014 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ericjon262 (Post 6794042)
IIRC, the bolt pattern is different and offset is way wrong. might be able to get adapters though.

Ok that's good to know I'll keep looking I don't know what style wheel I want yet tho

Lalla666 08-08-2014 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by litew8 (Post 6794057)
Same parts cleaner we used when rebuilding the carb. Worked great.

That stuff worked great I ended up getting two gallons just to submerge the whole carb and I like who it came with a strainer for small parts I also let the carb sit for 24 hrs in it tho even tho it said max 4 hrs

Lalla666 08-09-2014 08:21 AM

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http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...psnwzlzroh.jpg
Ok so I was test out some wax and rubbing compound to see if the paint would come back and it looks like it will

The bottom right corner is
Rubbing compound and turtle wax and mothers scratch remover
The middle is turtle wax
The top is nothing

Tree-50 08-09-2014 10:08 AM

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That's a nice shine!

Lalla666 08-09-2014 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Tree-50 (Post 6794754)
That's a nice shine!

Thanks I hope the bed shines like that too. I may pay a professional to detail it tho 100 bucks for a full buff and all the chrome and trim just because I'm in patient or lazy lol

3drburb 08-09-2014 11:14 AM

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Wow, you got a steal of a deal on the truck. The best thing about getting a good deal is taking it away.

If it was me, I would not do all that work while the truck was at your friends place and I would not be looking to add new wheels while still making payment them with the truck being there, try to speed up your payments instead and get all payments signed, it may be the best way to keep a good friend in the long run.

Just remember his dad said it's worth $3500 and with all that work that you are doing now it's worth $5000 to them.

Btw, I think you found a diamond in the rough, great find, I hope you use it and have fun.

mechanicalman 08-09-2014 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6788754)
Thanks next is battery/ fluids/ plugs wires cap/then brakes ,shoes ,hardware rubber hoses,and wheel cylinders and then wheels and tires want to use the orginal hub caps but with non two peice wheels lol,then interior lol

https://www.google.com/search?q=spli...h=711&dpr=0.95

You can die just removing those wheels if they are still inflated. If it were me, and I were ready to change the wheels, I'd start by letting the air out of them even before I removed them. I would not even lay my arm across the rim to do that or stand in front of them, I'd ice pick the tires. Stored energy, when released, is easy to underestimate. Have your friend hold his fist 1" from you arm and hit you as hard as he can. Then, have him do the same thing only have another friend hold his arm while he's trying to hit you then let it go. You will get the point.

"Similar incidents have occurred in the past, where split rims blew apart during inflation or as the inflated tyre was being removed from the vehicle. The escaping air pressure is enough to hurl the tyre and rim with great force into the air".

http://www.workcover.nsw.gov.au/form...blies_5899.pdf

Lalla666 08-10-2014 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by mechanicalman (Post 6794954)
https://www.google.com/search?q=spli...h=711&dpr=0.95

You can die just removing those wheels if they are still inflated. If it were me, and I were ready to change the wheels, I'd start by letting the air out of them even before I removed them. I would not even lay my arm across the rim to do that or stand in front of them, I'd ice pick the tires. Stored energy, when released, is easy to underestimate. Have your friend hold his fist 1" from you arm and hit you as hard as he can. Then, have him do the same thing only have another friend hold his arm while he's trying to hit you then let it go. You will get the point.

"Similar incidents have occurred in the past, where split rims blew apart during inflation or as the inflated tyre was being removed from the vehicle. The escaping air pressure is enough to hurl the tyre and rim with great force into the air".

http://www.workcover.nsw.gov.au/form...blies_5899.pdf


Yupp not even goin to mess with those death traps lol

Lalla666 08-10-2014 05:32 PM

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Full buff with just rubbing compound so far
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...psbgvn2v1i.jpg

mechanicalman 08-10-2014 05:52 PM

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Well once you get the shine, cover that thing in wax and behold the great deal you got. Longhorns are a rare truck, so secure that title ASAP.

Yeah, those wheels may have different off-set, not sure about pattern; never hurts to try them on. And, after you remove the old wheels, compare the off-sets. The new wheels may be wider, therefore deeper. On the front, jack it up from the center cross-member then try the wheel on with the a-arms in the dropped position to make sure they clear the a-arms themselves. If the bolt pattern is the same and they clear the a-arms, put jack-stands on the bottom a-arms and let it down on them and check clearance again. You may need to consider the off-set from both edges of the rims. If the outer edges are not too far from the outer edge of the wheel well, then the only concern is clearing the tire on the inside of the wheel well. And of course, do the same on the rears with the jack under the rear axle pumpkin.
NICE!

Lalla666 08-10-2014 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by mechanicalman (Post 6796511)
Well once you get the shine, cover that thing in wax and behold the great deal you got. Longhorns are a rare truck, so secure that title ASAP.

Yeah, those wheels may have different off-set, not sure about pattern; never hurts to try them on. And, after you remove the old wheels, compare the off-sets. The new wheels may be wider, therefore deeper. On the front, jack it up from the center cross-member then try the wheel on with the a-arms in the dropped position to make sure they clear the a-arms themselves. If the bolt pattern is the same and they clear the a-arms, put jack-stands on the bottom a-arms and let it down on them and check clearance again. You may need to consider the off-set from both edges of the rims. If the outer edges are not too far from the outer edge of the wheel well, then the only concern is clearing the tire on the inside of the wheel well. And of course, do the same on the rears with the jack under the rear axle pumpkin.
NICE!

Well title I don't have but I do I have the previous owners regerstaion, being that the car is so old that is all I need In ct to put it on the road and the problem is with the wheels I have to be sure they fit , before I buy them but right now I'm low on funds so I'm just doin the work on it that I can do for free and so far I made two payments and still trying to pay it off as fast as possible, but I was driveing around the his yard and of cores I had to see if it burn out which it will but defiantly not goin to do that a lot lol it's posi I beleave

O'l Buck 08-11-2014 06:50 AM

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Some guys have all the luck!

Lalla666 08-11-2014 10:19 PM

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Is this true ?

1970 was a carry over year...
with the exception of the inner grill and some options. '70 was also a year of fewer sales for the Longhorn. 5281 3/4 tons were built this time around, and only 1404 wer made with the C/30 designation.


There was only 1404 one ton longhorns made

Lalla666 08-24-2014 12:52 PM

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Ok guys so I went to drive the truck home and it died at the end of my buddy's road so I thought it ran out of gas so I put 5 gallons of gas and it fired up but won't accept throttle so my buddy pull it back to his house I took the filter off and it was covered In rust :( so I cranked it over with the fuel line disconnected to see if it was pumping and it was not so I'm thinking the line is clogged from the tank to the fuel pump so I think I'm goin to put a filter in the line to the carb and I'm thinking a filter in the line to the fuel pump and I'm goin to shoot some compress air down the fuel line just to get it runing so I can get it on a trailer and trailer it to my house

ericjon262 08-24-2014 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6814378)
Ok guys so I went to drive the truck home and it died at the end of my buddy's road so I thought it ran out of gas so I put 5 gallons of gas and it fired up but won't accept throttle so my buddy pull it back to his house I took the filter off and it was covered In rust :( so I cranked it over with the fuel line disconnected to see if it was pumping and it was not so I'm thinking the line is clogged from the tank to the fuel pump so I think I'm goin to put a filter in the line to the carb and I'm thinking a filter in the line to the fuel pump and I'm goin to shoot some compress air down the fuel line just to get it runing so I can get it on a trailer and trailer it to my house

nice thing about these trucks is the simplicity of the fuel system. I actually need to work on mine, new lines and filter as well.

Lalla666 08-24-2014 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by ericjon262 (Post 6814383)
nice thing about these trucks is the simplicity of the fuel system. I actually need to work on mine, new lines and filter as well.

I'm thinkin I'm goin to have to pull the tank and clean it

ericjon262 08-24-2014 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6814476)
I'm thinkin I'm goin to have to pull the tank and clean it

Probably a good idea.

Lalla666 08-26-2014 07:50 PM

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Ok guys installed a inline filter,realized my pump isn't pumping so my brand new pump went bad

dfrank 08-26-2014 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6818082)
Ok guys installed a inline filter,realized my pump isn't pumping so my brand new pump went bad

It probably sucked some crap into it.

Lalla666 08-26-2014 09:31 PM

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Probully, I put the filter on notice it wasnt getting gas so I crawled under the truck and notice the soft line from the tank to the hard line on the frame rail was dry rotted so I changed it then I blew compressed air in the line from the pump to the tank an its clear then I add more gas then I disconnect the line at the sending unit and put a rubber line to a bottle of gas to see if it pumps and had no luck also put my finger over the line and it did have a suction effect

swamp rat 08-27-2014 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6818275)
Probully, I put the filter on notice it wasnt getting gas so I crawled under the truck and notice the soft line from the tank to the hard line on the frame rail was dry rotted so I changed it then I blew compressed air in the line from the pump to the tank an its clear then I add more gas then I disconnect the line at the sending unit and put a rubber line to a bottle of gas to see if it pumps and had no luck also put my finger over the line and it did have a suction effect


Make sure you used fuel line and not vacuum hose as fuel line won't collapse from the pump suction. I assume you mean fuel pump and not sending unit.

Are you sure you didn't reverse the lines at the pump?

Lalla666 08-27-2014 06:13 AM

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I couldn't reverse the lines one is metal to the carb then to the tank is rubber to metal on the frame, I was also talking about the sending unit on the top of the gas tank in the cab

Lalla666 09-02-2014 09:24 PM

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Ok guys I can't figure it out I changed the fuel pump again add a filter at the tank and after the pump and there's now gas coming from the tank, I blew compressed air threw the lines and I heard the bubbling sound from the tank, do I have to prime the system or something, I put 10 gallons of fresh gas, and I'm getting nothing to or from the pump

mechanicalman 09-02-2014 09:40 PM

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I assume you pushed the fuel pump pushrod up against the camshaft and held it in place with a bolt finger tight through the front of the engine, then released the bolt after you installed the pump. Always put a very short bolt back into the hole afterwards to prevent the PCV from sucking dirty air into the engine.

I have heard of the fuel pump eccentric lobes wearing off, albeit rare.

mechanicalman 09-02-2014 09:42 PM

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Also I've seen bent fuel pump push-rods from over-tightened retention bolt, again, it should be no tighter than it needs to be to hold the rod up and then released after assembly.

Lalla666 09-03-2014 06:12 AM

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Originally Posted by mechanicalman (Post 6827958)
Also I've seen bent fuel pump push-rods from over-tightened retention bolt, again, it should be no tighter than it needs to be to hold the rod up and then released after assembly.

I took the two lines of the pump, loosen the two screws to take the pump off, slid my finger in there to hold the metal sleeve that rides the cam,to push the pump up and down,slid the new pump in making sure to hold the metal piece up and reassembled it,also had no idea there was a bolt in the front of the engine

Vintage Windmills 09-03-2014 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6828276)
I took the two lines of the pump, loosen the two screws to take the pump off, slid my finger in there to hold the metal sleeve that rides the cam,to push the pump up and down,slid the new pump in making sure to hold the metal piece up and reassembled it,also had no idea there was a bolt in the front of the engine

that is how Ive done a couple and it works but sometimes it takes a while to get the rod stay up where it should be. its possible it slid down a little too far and is binding. wouldnt hurt to draw some fuel through the line as you hook up to the pump. also be sure to only use a metal filter if you must use a filter between the pump and carb. I also use high temp fuel braided or metal lines only going to the carb. Ive heard of many of these trucks burning down when that line fails on the pressure side. Cool truck, hoping to see more pics:chevy:

Lalla666 09-03-2014 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Vintage Windmills (Post 6828427)
that is how Ive done a couple and it works but sometimes it takes a while to get the rod stay up where it should be. its possible it slid down a little too far and is binding. wouldnt hurt to draw some fuel through the line as you hook up to the pump. also be sure to only use a metal filter if you must use a filter between the pump and carb. I also use high temp fuel braided or metal lines only going to the carb. Ive heard of many of these trucks burning down when that line fails on the pressure side. Cool truck, hoping to see more pics:chevy:

Thanks for the tips on the filters, right now I have cheap plastic ones and rubber fuel line, I still think it's something in the tank because Nothing is drawing from it I'm goin to disconnect the line at the bottom of the truck and put it in to a gas can and see if it pumps then

ole dollor 09-03-2014 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Lalla666 (Post 6828531)
Thanks for the tips on the filters, right now I have cheap plastic ones and rubber fuel line, I still think it's something in the tank because Nothing is drawing from it I'm goin to disconnect the line at the bottom of the truck and put it in to a gas can and see if it pumps then

one more thing you might try, take the fuel sending unit out of the tank and check the sock on the sending unit, and see if the gas pipe on the sending unit might be stopped up.


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