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Simple removal and replacement deal..just take your time. No reason to Pay a shop to do it...
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Lee, if you can PM me your number, that would be great. Just in case. Correction. I think I just got it. |
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Huge thank you to Randy who helped me today and to all who offered! I am so grateful to you guys on this board. You all have been so nice and I can't thank you all enough. We got the hose replaced with no problems like you all mentioned. But. The fuel pump did start to go out and leak from underneath! Lol. I'm going to pick up a new one today and then try to replace it. Wish me luck guys!!
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Where's the pictures from today's meet ? I didn't make it and wanna see some pix. Lol
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I always wanted to go to a show where I could meet some board members. I ended up selling my old chevy trucks. NOw I own a 2001 silverado single cab shorty. Never owned anything newer than 67 till now. NO regrets on doing so but hopefully I can still and eventually come out and see all your guys cool rides AAANNDD maybe someday get me my dream truck, 61 k10 shortbed.
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Of course your still welcomed to hangout at a meet or show with us. We might harass you a bit for trading up, but its all good. LOL |
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haha VDOG! Right on Hopped up, Sounds good.
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Hope everyone has a nice Holiday Season! (Christmas, Hanukah, etc...) and a Happy New Year, but is anyone going to the Early Rodders meet on Jan 4? I think this time we should grab some breakfast nearby...
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Early Rodder's meet Jan. 4th? Where? What time?
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Yep, I'm going to get a new cable and hope it fixes the issue. I wish I knew why the trans was changed from manual to auto. I wonder if they used a different gear for the 12 bolt rear end than stock. I don't even know if the 12 bolt it has now is stock. How much do the sending units cost? Are they easy to install? Aside from learning how to replace the fuel pump, I get nervous working around fuel. :devil:
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Merry Christmas guys! Hope you all have a great one. :)
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Marry Xmas ever ! Side note any of you guys every use peel and seal ? Lol
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Merry Christmas everyone! Have a great and safe holiday!
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First things first as the sender rarely poops out and God knows , the new Chinese ones aren't worth spit .
Get some 6' lengths of wire , like old power cords from those junked TV sets on your curb , strip off 3" of bare wire on each end . Jamb one end of this wire in the slider of the ash tray then touch the other end to the fuel sender's connection and turn on the key ~ this should drive the gauge to one extreme ~ if it does , disconnect both the jumper wire and the sender wire and the gauge should drive to it's other extreme . *if* the gauge can be driven to it's extremes this way , then the sender is bad . 90 % of the time there's a bad ground between the tank and the cab / frame . |
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See thats what I said something like that told you guys my ideas always works sometimes. LOL Merry Christmas Fellas! |
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but if its fluctuating id say the sender is moving around in the tank
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Merry Christmas guys!
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Sound deadening ;
It's very important to use it as much as possible as it helps stop the sheet metal from ' drumming ' , this is what telegraphs most of the noise road , engine , tires etc. into the passenger compartment . However , when using it inside the doors , behind the seat and so on , it's also very important to stop it 1" minimum below the lower edge of each panel , this allows the normal amount of water precipitate to not get rapped and cause rust . Similarly when you're doing the inside of the roof , stop before you reach the edge pinchwelds . Be sure to take some time and thoroughly clean out the rain holes in the bottoms of the doors etc. ., not just of leaves but also the 40 years accumulation of dust / mud , insects etc. as all these collect and hold moisture . |
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ORange County here I would also be intrested in a truck meet Once a month
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Orange County Hear I also would be intrested in a truck meet once a month. :chevy:
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OOPS ~
The single most important thing in sound deadening is to use only closed cell materiel ! open cell holds moisture like a sponge . Sorry for that gaffe , I was stuffed to the gills with Holiday Foods last night . I too would like to continue the So. Cal. Meet & Greets , the diverse collection of people and trucks is always interesting . |
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Diverse...look at Nate using big words and stuff.
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