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Old 06-01-2014, 07:00 PM   #10
joeydurango
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Re: What did you do to your truck today? Chapter II

Today I got the fuel gauge working again - float had a pinhole and was full of fuel. Being Sunday with no dealership open to sell me a new float, I just fixed the old one. So far, so good - we'll see if it's still floating in a few days. Also pulled the glove box, part of the AC shroud, and the control cables to try and fix a heater problem. They lubed up pretty well, I bet they'll work great with the new levers on the way. New tires a few days back, getting the brakes dialed in this week, buttoning this thing up... the new LS swap is running awesome!
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