The 216 and all Chevy stuff runs at about 20-40, so maybe that PS133 won't work for you. I have no idea on GMC engines. If you have a very badly...
I've spent a little time on this issue. You can find the test results here: Fuel System Tech Part numbers for electric pumps are there, ways to...
Just a little off topic levity I was reminded of when talking about where to put sealer on the gasket... It is more logical to put the toilet...
The thinking behind sealing the gasket to the head is, the head has a very low profile (or Dam) to hold the oil inside of its parameters. By...
I always recommend the person use a LARGE screwdriver for turning the slot. I then tell them to get two of those large screwdrivers so they can...
No worries Nate. Your contributions are the most appreciated already. I have to say though, since I sell the HEI stock distributor mod, I get a...
I get comments all the time.. at least a few times a DAY about how wonderful the resource is and that wouldn't be the case if it weren't for those...
Your real world expertise has been invaluable to me and those who read the articles you wrote on my website. They get lots of traffic. People...
Thanks Nate. It better be if I am going to write a book on how to restore the whole truck. No pressure or anything.
Yeah, just click on the small one, the big one just pops right up. Here is my solution for that hole in the column near the gearbox. All you do is...
I am writing another CarTech book that will have it in along with everything else involved in restoring a 47-55 Chevy Pickup, but I am also...
I got it figured out. It's been about 10 years since I took the column off a yard truck and its now coming together! I am documenting this so...
I got it figured out, but thanks for the response! It's been about 10 years since I took the column off a yard truck and its now coming together!...
This is the piece that has me scratching my head... Anyone know where exactly it goes?
Hi guys! Need some help. I have a 1950 Chevy 1/2 ton but put the steering column from a 1955 1st series truck in it so I could use the dealer...
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