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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. […]
This windshield wiper switch replacement was a discovery process for a Chevy guy like me. Someone had replaced the wiper switch with a plastic toggle switch, and mounted the toggle switch in the dash where the wiper switch should be. I’m guessing the switch was bad, maybe it wouldn’t turn off so the toggle switch […]
This VW bug requires quite a few things to be done before considered driveable. First I’m going to cover the body side molding replacement because I can do that quickly. This VW Beetle was missing the rear quarter panel side moldings on both sides and the door, front fender and hood moldings were dinged, bent, […]
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