todd55 wrote:
First, thanks for all your suggestions on my squealing clutch; I had installed the throwout bearing backward. I think the clutch still needs adjusting as it engages the engine almost immediately when I let it out (my manual is not very clear on the adjustment) does any body have experience with this?
You can adjust the cable. I don't have my book here but I seem to remember that there is a place where the cable itself could be adjusted, but without the bible, I can't remember.
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Next question, when I was under the truck I noticed a ground strap that was connected to the underside of the driver side of truck and the other end of strap was tore off and I could not see anywhere where it was connected to, any suggestions?
It may be a grounding strap. Or something you ran over, or just an eject strap. For that matter, it may be something that was used to hold a part up. I would see if there was another half somewhere, if not, then you could ground it to the chassis.
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Next question, my driver side door has a lot of play in it, I have to lift the door about 1/4” to shut it, I think the hinge pins are worn out, is it possible to sleeve the hinges or I’m I better off replacing them?
You might can tighen up the hinge. The hinge that connects to the door is where mine has wiggled loose. Mine has that same problem which I think a #10 MM short will take care of.
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Last question for today, does anyone know how to quiet down the inside of these trucks it sounds like I’m riding in a tin can?
You can purchase a type of insulation that you can glue or screw into the firewall. Then again, you can check to see if there is a problem with a exhaust gasket at the bottom of the truck or a hole in the header. But if it sounds good you can get that sound proofing.