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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Spanish Springs, NV
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My first clue was the ride in the yet unregistered 73 Blazer. Just replaced the master cylinder and took it for a test ride. It seemed to be crabbing down the street some. I figured I gotta check tire pressure. So, the test drive tells me I need to add some ATF because she's slipping bad - slammed into 1st at two different stops. I get it home top off the ATF and decide to take her to the corner gas station for a little go juice. While I'm fueling, I look at the stretched taut Ebrake cable. I thought, "That doesn't look right.."
And I attrbute it to the 4 inch lift the P/O put on her. Then I look at the axle plate, u-bolts and spring pack and noticed the centering pin about 3 inches aft of the rear of the plate. No more thinking, That REALLY Ain't Right!! I guess the 2 years since she's been driven much at all, and the tranny slamming, she managed to walk the axle. The other side looks OK. Looks like I've got a Sunday project... - Dave I'll post pics later...
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