LBL West KY

[Walter Sobchak]

Looked for a 4x4 manual, found a rust free '93 K2500 in TN. I worked on it a bit with my son. Thanks for the info I've already learned from your site.

 

[Cadillacmak]

Welcome to the forum from Alaska! This is the first forum I ever joined, because of the great people and wealth of information.

 

[GrimsterGMC]

G'day mate from New Zealand, post some pictures and a bit about your plans for it.

 

[Walter Sobchak]

It has just under 240k, we undid some of the previous "mods" to the truck and got it running and sounding way better than when I bought it. Eventually, want to put a blueprint motor in it when the current one gives up, do want to do some further testing to make sure that is the most economical solution... I'm debating if getting the equipment is a justifiable cost.

I'm an electrician (IBEW #134) from Chicago, originally spent my first 35ish years there, I was a foreman there and bid on a few jobs. If anyone needs some advice... it can't hurt to ask. I am very worried in general about people being safe, electricity is no joke.

 

[SAR K2500 Burb]

Doesn't look too bad for a gmt400 in TN. I'm right below in huntsville, AL and unfortunately find myself under TN tagged cars that have more orange under them than the crowd at a Volunteers game lol.

I share the sentiment about electricity, although mine stems from a 1.5" cannon plug that has 150+ 28awg pins and sometimes worn markings you count with.

Might be a 5vdc reference signal, might be the 500vdc anti collision light power feed. It's a fun lottery ticket lol.

 

[Walter Sobchak]

fixed: rebuilt gearbox (everything between engine and it is new), emissions (Y pipe on back, some engine control sensors), had Ford 6 lug rims (for sale btw) "forced" on, cosmetic updates

paint this spring, windshield, cut those damn U-bolts down on the leaf springs

It's a utility vehicle that takes out the garbage, would like to do some light trail riding.

 

[Walter Sobchak]

Doesn't look too bad for a gmt400 in TN. I'm right below in huntsville, AL and unfortunately find myself under TN tagged cars that have more orange under them than the crowd at a Volunteers game lol.

I share the sentiment about electricity, although mine stems from a 1.5" cannon plug that has 150+ 28awg pins and sometimes worn markings you count with.

Might be a 5vdc reference signal, might be the 500vdc anti collision light power feed. It's a fun lottery ticket lol.

LOL, used to work with those before I was an electrician, event and concert lighting. Had a guy that was a communications card on the job once, buddy of mine drilled through a 25 pair, the "C" card is splicing it back together and I swear his is mumbling to himself, "why are there so many yellows"... found out he was color blind.