I need to quit this conversation because my knowledge is GMC engines and you have a Chevy. Hopefully another forum member will answer.
However, you can get it close enough to run with a test light or a DC voltmeter.
To do it right you need a timing light.
My 215x85 16" tires mount properly on my 16" aftermarket wheels with 7" width. Specs for this tire calls for 5.5" to 7" wide rims. Assuming...
You don't measure from the flange of the wheel like you are. You measure from the bead just behind the flange. And you measure using a really...
Welcome to our forum. With 31 inch tall tires (like mine) at 70 MPH 3.08:1 gears yield 2339 RPM 3.36:1 gears yield 2552 RPM 3.55:1 gears yield...
I agree with Nate about value in vs. value back. If you are just in it for the money you'll never get it back.
Don't know about Chevy, but you could buy a bedless (and for that matter cabless) GMC
Welcome to the forum. If you are not much of a "do it yourself" person, get a new starter. If you know which end of a screwdriver to hold, here...
Devin figured it out. I'll let him post the details.
This would be easier on the phone. I'll send you a PM with my phone number. Watch for an "alert" in the upper right of the Classic Parts screen.
Remove the distributor cap (two spring latches on opposite sides of the cap). LEAVE THE SPARK PLUG WIRES ATTACHED!!! Push the points open with a...
The ignition (key) switch has nothing to do with cranking when you push the stomp starter on the floor. It has a lot to do with whether or not...
I HAVE a 52 that came to me with power disk brakes and of course a dual chamber master cylinder. It has a bunch of plumbing including a...
I just put a stock (for larger trucks) PCV valve in my '52 GMC 228" six cylinder. Noticed two things. First, I had slight blow-by before...
First rule (which the guy that installed my windshield didn't know) is "If you buy a deluxe seal make sure you install the deluxe stainless trim...
Trying to read plugs.
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Cross referencing on the WWW, 5450649 is the part number for a Delco Moraine Left Rear Wheel Cylinder. It was used on lots of Chevrolet products...
No. Lots of trucks used a 5.5" on 6 lugs.
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