What did you do to your truck today.The 3rd chapter

[pjmoreland]

Originally Posted by '68OrangeSunshine

Is the tail end threaded on those? Looks like it on the top one.

C- Series trucks don't have any terminal nut there.

I have one that's that length, and it's threaded on both ends.

[old51sedan]

Originally Posted by zicc1835

installed.....

That seat made one heck of a difference, I truly believe that the interior of a really makes a vehicle as far as looks and resale value. I bet a tan dash pad would really set it off. Great choice.

[zicc1835]

Originally Posted by old51sedan

That seat made one heck of a difference, I truly believe that the interior of a really makes a vehicle as far as looks and resale value. I bet a tan dash pad would really set it off. Great choice.

I totally agree about updated interiors feel good look good and brings bigger bucks
the dash pad is on order ,,,you know how it is remembering where all the goodies are stored FOUND EM
replaced the grab handle (was a good cheap idea from the PO) the original color of interior trimmings was green

[weq92f]

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I took a picture of my buddy welding up my broken exhaust...

-Kevin

[Rust_never_sleeps]

I fixed my wife's 21st Century car today, and it's true:
Ford really does hate their mechanics

[weq92f]

Originally Posted by Rust_never_sleeps

I fixed my wife's 21st Century car today, and it's true:
Ford really does hate their mechanics

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In the case of dealer warranty work, you could say they love them.

-Kevin

[Steeveedee]

Originally Posted by weq92f

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I took a picture of my buddy welding up my broken exhaust...

-Kevin

Needs gauntlets that cover his sleeves. I've had enough molten steel running down on me...

[HO455]

Originally Posted by brandnew72

Real simple today. Wired in the dual needle PSI gauge lights for the airbags to the accessory ignition power, protected with fuse.

Are they like the ones on my Burban? I had one with a slow internal leak from the get go. (Which they replaced at no charge) Also they aren't the most accurate guages expect a 5lb or so difference from one needle to the other.

['68OrangeSunshine]

Originally Posted by pjmoreland

I have one that's that length, and it's threaded on both ends.

I never noticed on my '68 C/10. It had no threading on the rod end going thru the Clutch Fork.
Only the K/1500 Jimmy's push rod was threaded with a 1/2'' nut to retain it in the Clutch Fork hole.

So is it a stock thing -- K- vs. C- types are tapped? Or is it aftermarket, or DIY for extreme Four Wheelers?

[brandnew72]

Originally Posted by HO455

Are they like the ones on my Burban? I had one with a slow internal leak from the get go. (Which they replaced at no charge) Also they aren't the most accurate guages expect a 5lb or so difference from one needle to the other.

Similar to that, yes. Has the paddle switches mounted next them as well. I'm unsure of the accuracy, but it does take a touch more air to keep the passenger side level.

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[zicc1835]

all interior saddle trim installed added console good match waiting on the dash pad

[KQQL IT]

Bled brakes again.
Good helper got a better pedal, still a little to much back brake but better with a Pv4 proportioning valve.

[wpavlis]

I painted the rear half of the frame. I should be putting the bed back on with the new wood in the next week or two.