alpinecrick
I'm Awesome
That's one reason why the TBI's last so long!
Joined the 400K club!!
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That's one reason why the TBI's last so long!
alpinecrick
I'm Awesome
The real question is, did'ja delete the oil cooler lines?.........
Almost a half a million miles, thats impressive.
Thanks been with my family since oct of 97 and did a lot of vacations. Growing up with this truck was/is exciting. However on the flip side lottttt of work and time and money has gone into it trying to keep it on the road. But it's been good to me.
VIKING_MECHANIC
GMT 400 obsessed Swede.
Thank you! I've already learned so much just by reading random threads.
VIKING_MECHANIC
GMT 400 obsessed Swede.
My truck didn't come with oil cooler lines, that or the rebuilt engine that was put into it didn't have them.
VIKING_MECHANIC
GMT 400 obsessed Swede.
Since I have quite a bit still planned with this truck, I'm turning this into my build thread.
Today I went to the salvage yard to hunt down a rear bumper, because mine was bent inwards after I was rear-ended a year ago. After hunting the yard for about 30 minutes, I found a bumper that was in good shape and minimal rust, I set to take it off. Got the bolts off the bottom on the donor before I realized I needed anther 18mm since there are bolts and nuts that hold the bumper to the frame.
One trip to Freight for Less later, I had the bumper off in about 30 minutes. After I left the salvage yard, I went to a friends house where I cleaned and polished(kinda) the bumper and the two of us swapped it out.
Today I went to the salvage yard to hunt down a rear bumper, because mine was bent inwards after I was rear-ended a year ago. After hunting the yard for about 30 minutes, I found a bumper that was in good shape and minimal rust, I set to take it off. Got the bolts off the bottom on the donor before I realized I needed anther 18mm since there are bolts and nuts that hold the bumper to the frame.
One trip to Freight for Less later, I had the bumper off in about 30 minutes. After I left the salvage yard, I went to a friends house where I cleaned and polished(kinda) the bumper and the two of us swapped it out.
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