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State: Texas
City: Rowlett
Capability: pulse
Equipment: Ferret timing adapter, adjustable timing light, all at a well equipped shop
Contact: 972-463-8433 at my shop, Creekside Automotive
Cost: $50
I had issues with my SMF and luk with all new parts. The new pressure plate was not set correctly. I pulled it out and took it to a clutch shop that had a clutch table. They adjusted it and was fine ever since. I posted about my experience on this forum.
These are old trucks that were never meant to be quiet, unlike the luxo barges on the road today. Mine makes a bit more noise at very low rpm's, but nothing that would be considered annoying.
I think too many over think the oil issue. Use good oil and filter and change it as required. I have done engine tear downs on turbo charged engines with 200k+ miles and the bearings were fine each time. And by that I mean I plastigauged them them and they were all still withing spec. I have...
I need new tires, and like my 33x12.5x16.5 that are on my truck, but tires are no longer available. I imagine that I am not the first to make the switch to a different wheel. What is the size to go with that is similar to what I have now, and what wheel to fit that tire? TIA.
Looks good. Add a futon mattress for each one, and you will have a comfortable sleeping area. With so much room, there is lots you could do. Makes me wonder if making one side a bunk bed is possible.
As a commercial driver in Texas, your personal infractions are tied to your CDL. I can't imagine that you would risk your livelihood on such a trivial matter. Risk versus reward should be factored into every decision you make. You are better off paying for a tow truck than taking the risk you...
What you hear is called alternator whine. It is most commonly caused by bad grounding. Better quality amps and head units have filters for this, as it was a common problem in the early days of car stereo.
Smaller tubes have a greater surface area, and that is what aids in cooling. Fins per inch is another factor. You want lots of tubes and fins. Air flow has nothing to do with number of tubes, unless it was so ill designed that air could not flow through it, which I have never seen. To put it...
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