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Old 09-06-2013, 04:06 PM   #1
Shox Dr
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Oil leaks

I've only had my truck a couple of weeks, and it's clear it's been stood awhile, as the leaks are getting worse. And if I want to keep my balls I need to stop it marking it's territory everywhere it goes, including our newly paved drive.

Is there a good resouce for striping the front prop down. And the part numbers so I can get stuff ordered before I start

It's a 1950 GMC 150

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Old 09-08-2013, 06:02 PM   #2
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Re: Oil leaks

You might wander over to stovebolts.com, they are more stock orientated and have a great tech section that should help you. I have found over the years that a lot of the initial leaks will go away after you have driven it for a while. When I got my 65 chevelle it had only been driven ocassionaly around the block once a month for a few years. It only had 82K miles. I started driving it daily, it blew smoke past the rings and had a bunch of small leaks, after about 200 miles the rings sealed up and all of the leaks went away except for the rear seal dripping a couple of drops over night which all 283's seem to do. I drove it another 45K miles before pulling it to preserve the original block.
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Re: Oil leaks

Thanks I've been reading SB for the last 18hours
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