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Lonesome715,
I have just the M-135 for you. Body in good shape, engine & tranny ok, but I guess that you don't want that. New tires, tubes & flaps
If interested, I can email you some photos, located in So Calif
Tony 805-491-0686
I'm also looking for some rebuilding kits. I found one a couple of years ago. I have 3 pumps that I would like to rebuild, if I locate a rebuild kit I will post it,
Tony
Can anyone tell me where I can buy a rebulid kit for the fuel pump on my M-135. I was able tobuy one a couple of years back when I restored my other M-135.
Tony
I'm looking for a rebuild kit for the M-135 fuel pump. When I was rebuildin gmy other M-135, I was able to find a rebuild kit. Does anyone know where I can buy a rebuild kit.
Tony
the manual does not state any specific compression spec..It does state that 30-40 lbs difference in the total is not a comcern
The increase in compression after the oil squirt, is telling me something,,Should I be concerned?
Took a compression test on my M-135 GMC engine.
First reading and then squirted oil and took the second reading..Are these readings ok ? or must I do some engine work?
Cyl # 1st reading 2nd Reading with oil squirt
1 125 140...