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#15193 08/22/2002 7:50 PM | Joined: Jul 2002 Posts: 27 Member | | Member Joined: Jul 2002 Posts: 27 | Originally posted by mastkey: Originally posted by Oly:
[b]Mastkey, Glad to hear about you new acquisition. I would never advise rebuilding only the heads on an old engine, you will only be asking for problems later-ie, excessive wear on the rod and main bearings. Are you certain, since it has been sitting so long, that you don't just need to flush the tranny? I believe I would try that first, it may cure all ills. Oh, and change the old oil in the engine. And, you shouldn't really talk about how nice a truck it is, some fellows on here are the jealous type-LOL. At least take a picture so we can see it.-LOL
Steve,- I forgot-
Welcome to The Stovebolt Page- Enjoy Thanks for the advice, I will try changing the tranny fluid first, then on to more expensive options. The engine oil has already been changed and new plug wires, cap and rotor. Ill try to get a picture and put in on the web as soon as I can. | | |
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