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Old 04-28-2020, 01:06 PM   #1
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Mounted up, and of course the lite doesn't lite, put a known good litebulb in and it still doesn't light. I love electrical problems, queer the other side works
looks great.....
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Old 04-28-2020, 07:35 PM   #2
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looks great.....
Thanks bud, just looking at your home chrome, nice work, may look into doing that at home, maybe buy my wife a new range and use her old one in the basement

How are you holding up over there in Jersey
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Thanks bud, just looking at your home chrome, nice work, may look into doing that at home, maybe buy my wife a new range and use her old one in the basement

How are you holding up over there in Jersey
thank you Jim for asking
My wife and childeren so far so good are fine My daughter in law is a RNNP she works in the infectious disease dept that was her choice way before all this. We are worried to say the least. We are about 20 miles west of the epicenters county’s. and hunkered down. My wifes Mom passed yesterday from the virus she was in a nursing home 87 its more sad cause we couldn’t see her for the last almost 8 weeks she is at peace now. I hope you and your family are ok and we all get through this.
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My wife and childeren so far so good are fine My daughter in law is a RNNP she works in the infectious disease dept that was her choice way before all this. We are worried to say the least. We are about 20 miles west of the epicenters county’s. and hunkered down. My wifes Mom passed yesterday from the virus she was in a nursing home 87 its more sad cause we couldn’t see her for the last almost 8 weeks she is at peace now. I hope you and your family are ok and we all get through this.
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first off sorry for your loss, we will keep her in our prayers, secondly thank your daughter for her continued work in that field.

we also have my mother-in-law in a nursing home and are worried, since we can't visit

glad to hear the rest of your family is doing well, but sad times for a lot of us
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Old 05-07-2020, 10:18 AM   #5
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exhaust on the cheap

went on NAPA's catalog, came up with an assortment of hangers and clamps, had to modify some of the hangers. Then had to drill a rivet, as it was in the exact place where I wanted to mount the hanger, my least favorite thing to do, after about 2 hours of stepping the drill size up and 2 batteries, worked out.

[url=https://flic.kr/p/2iYuS8X]20200507_085353[url=https://flic.kr/p/2iYuRpn]20200507_085308

took my old 1 1/2" pipes to a shop and used them as a template, nothing fancy, no mandrel bend

turn downs had to be adapted for now, later will have the exhaust bent over axle
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moved the truck to the back yard so i could test some systems out, problems with the temp. gauge, fixed by part from NAPA G1852, sent off to a1971 blazer, and he turned it down to 3/8" ,quickly. now the gauge reads as it should(thanks to the guys on the electrical forum) also bought a repair kit from AA #34620

next was the hydro boost, pedal was pulsing, air in the system, just kept bleeding system, by turning lock to lock, and drilled a small vent hole in cap. takes a while to get all the micro bubbles out

now trans doesn't want to shift into gear, maybe an adjustment, also my pan gasket leaks, waiting on a gasket from lube locker
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