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I’m no emissions expert and replacing the motor in my 86 GMC with all those vacuum lines seems to be a challenging proposition for a classic car guy like me. Even though the vacuum lines are documented on the sticker in front of the radiator, I had to make my own drawing. The sticker shows […]
Wow! It’s been a marathon 2 weeks. The Chevy 305 motor in my 86 GMC seized and I had to swap it out with another Chevy 305. At first I didn’t realize the engine was seized and thought the problem was the starter. I bench tested the starter and it seemed to be working fine. […]
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Carl
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