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#231927 04/16/2007 1:56 PM
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Hi guys,
well, she's running and driving once again. I had my old original Carter W-1 rebuilt this winter and it still leaked through the throttle linkage so I finally gave up on it after 6 months of trouble. I got lucky last Tuesday and got a brand new (original box) Carter Y-F via E-bay for $93 (a steal I think). So I slapped it on last Friday night, fired her up, and she has never run so smooth and quiet. So the next morning I took her for a spin around the neighborhood to make sure I didn't have any major problems or leaks. Ran great so I took her back to my home town about 30 miles away and she ran great! I did find out I have a coolant leak in my heater core but no big deal. It is plugged off at the pump but the shut off valve doesn't close 100% so I get a tiny bit of coolant to the heater and it leaks through the old original core. But she drive like an old champ and I hope to have one heck of a summer driving her around. Thanks for all of your help and suggestions through the engine makeover! Gotta run, I mean drive! Wada

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Congratulations, that's the best reward for bruised and dirty hands grin
Have a great Summer

#231929 04/17/2007 1:55 AM
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congrats, that is about how my heater core is in my 49, 3600


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1964 gmc 4000
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2005 chevy duramax 4x4
1994 chevy 1500
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#231930 04/18/2007 3:16 AM
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That's always a good feeling to get back behind the wheel! You'll have to bring her out when Americruise comes back to town this summer!

I work in Lincoln, so I might even see you out & about. cool

Truck'26 is exactly right! Enjoy it to the fullest!


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