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![]() Join Date: Mar 2015
Location: washington
Posts: 2,201
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Re: First time on the road!
Sometime the money and time issues slow down the project.
Running and driving typically adds new life to the project. I ended up hating brakes. Should be the simplest job in the world. I had issues at every turn. If GM could put 100K trucks together with out leaks you would think I should be able to put one together! Best of luck on the project. Here is a toast to cruising this summer in the Burb! |
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Join Date: Sep 2020
Location: Kennewick, Wash.
Posts: 232
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Re: First time on the road!
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When I installed all the new lines, they needed tweaking here and there on the crossmember and down the frame rail. I left a lot of the connections loose to make it a little easier. And I forgot to tighten some of them..... That led to the proportioning valve shutting off the fluid, so I had to play with that. Slowly but slowly.... |
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