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Looks good Jay. What size engine is that? Would that config work on a 235?


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That's a recently rebuilt 1964 230ci with about 4500 miles on it. I have no idea if that pump and bracket would bolt onto a 235ci. Sorry.

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So much is going on right now that work on the truck has slowed down. The good news is I recently got my power steering pump, hoses, and gearbox installed. It seems to work great but I have not driven the truck. I need to hook up and bleed all of my brake lines.
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I just finished my front disc brake installation with power brake booster and dual MC. I HATE brake fluid. I installed a brake bias on the rear line so I can fine tune things.

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"It is my privilege to announce another Completed Journal by our esteemed community member, Jay "Lugnutz" Altemus.

Want to read more about this build? Check out Jay’s Gallery page here
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As many of you know, Jay has earned his reputation as the go-to expert for T5 transmission conversions in our beloved trucks.

This journal chronicles his journey that began in 2011 when Jay rescued this truck from the brink of destruction at the crusher. What follows is a detailed account of his meticulous restoration process, including a complete body overhaul and several significant upgrades. Jay's expertise shines through as he documents the installation of a T5 transmission, power steering, and power disk brake systems.

Jay’s Journal starts here.

I encourage all members to take advantage of this comprehensive resource.

Best regards, Phil

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