Ooooohhh shiny!
CK5
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I'd hate to lose my a/c since it works. But the way you did that delete would clear my 6.5L turbo when I get to that point some day I bet.
Trying to get at it when I can...
Had an hour or so this morning before work so I ran my heater hoses and started tying in the fuse panel. I plugged in the two FiTech harness sections that I re-routed but still need to finish the wiring on those.
The blazer tank knows that I need to get out the air chisel and remove some rivets in the frame. It is trying not to laugh to about it, but I can see the dirty little smirk on it's face...
Had an hour or so this morning before work so I ran my heater hoses and started tying in the fuse panel. I plugged in the two FiTech harness sections that I re-routed but still need to finish the wiring on those.
The blazer tank knows that I need to get out the air chisel and remove some rivets in the frame. It is trying not to laugh to about it, but I can see the dirty little smirk on it's face...
I've been plugging away all day on this, no pictures yet because night pictures suck. I'll be putting a full day in again tomorrow so I'll take pictures then.
Made good progress though. My spaghetti is now entirely organized save for three wires that all end somewhere other than the engine compartment.
Made good progress though. My spaghetti is now entirely organized save for three wires that all end somewhere other than the engine compartment.
Very tidy routing. Good work!
Not today...
Looks like a 6° shim set would net me between 5-8° positive caster...
Garage floor has roughly a 2° rake combined with 11° measurement on the steering arm is roughly 13°(truck facing down hill). Roll the pinion 6° up and get ~7° caster...
Probably closer to 6° because my garage floor varies depending on where I set my angle finder....
Garage floor has roughly a 2° rake combined with 11° measurement on the steering arm is roughly 13°(truck facing down hill). Roll the pinion 6° up and get ~7° caster...
Probably closer to 6° because my garage floor varies depending on where I set my angle finder....
You forgot your rotor...
I kinda figured you put an adjustable one in there with the fitech. Just being a smartass.
Or you could Megasquirt it and really have your hands full. Lol
