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Big Port Jimmy 6 · 01-10-2011, 11:39 AM

Installed the new pumps on my meters, repaired my tank straps(the PO trimmed the bolts off) installed the tanks and plumbed up the switching valve. Put the truck on the floor for the first time since Aug. Reinstalled the dash cluster, bezel and radio. Painted the grille under the cowl panel and stuck it and the cowl back on. Re-flared the return line to 37°. Installed a new fuel filter and started routing the pressure line All in all not too bad for a ½ Friday and Saturday. Next stop the rack, so I can finish the fuel line, trans lines and do the exhaust. Starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel. Jay

01-10-2011, 11:39 AM	#16
Big Port Jimmy 6 Addicted to Rust Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Abbeville SC Posts: 1,030	Re: What did you get done 1/9/11 edition Installed the new pumps on my meters, repaired my tank straps(the PO trimmed the bolts off) installed the tanks and plumbed up the switching valve. Put the truck on the floor for the first time since Aug. Reinstalled the dash cluster, bezel and radio. Painted the grille under the cowl panel and stuck it and the cowl back on. Re-flared the return line to 37°. Installed a new fuel filter and started routing the pressure line All in all not too bad for a ½ Friday and Saturday. Next stop the rack, so I can finish the fuel line, trans lines and do the exhaust. Starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel. Jay __________________ Current trucks: (48 GMC100 320 inliner) Gone (48 Suburban in pieces) Sold 87 GMC CCSB 5.3 4l60E Daily Driver ECTA National record holder XO/PP We never really grow up, we just learn how to act in public.