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Thanks for sharing. Last month traveling north on 95 as we passed Quantico my wife said It would be nice to stop there on one of our trips. Next month we are heading south again, with a stop in Hampton, then further south, may be if the timing is right we can stop.
CJ I'll ask my brother if he knows of any, he moved to Marietta several years ago, although as soon as he opens his mouth they know he is a yankee and pretty much will get ignored but he has met some good old boys too.
Yes thats the GM #, I do not know if napa carries it. I would think you could get a standard socket to do the job, I do not know the equivalent to 30mm.
You will need a 30MM deep socket for the injector, remove the line fitting and return hose, clean off around the base so nothing falls in . Remove injector clean base and head and reinstall.
It is supposed to have a copper alloy gasket at the base part #14025557.
As stated your motorcycle and lawn and garden equipment shops may be your best bet. WE will generate approx 200 plus gal a year [L&G] , will more lickly than not be diluted with 5-10% gas,not enough for a waste oil heater and in the past 20 or so years have had to pay to have it removed...
You should start with clean battery connections, shiney clean, with wire brush and emery cloth. Look under the dash and see if the DH mod was done, if not do asap.
Removed the starter to replace a broken bolt, it backed right out with a left handed bit reinstalled with new bolts. The originals were in it when I got the truck from National guard unit thru Gl, I put them in and out 3 or 4 times , I kew better than to reuse.aua But they lasted 2 years plus...
Why is some one always trying to disprove this modification? The original fails this is proven. When it fails it costs big bucks to repair and a few hours of labor this is true.
It must be because some can't believe such an inexpensive part can replace a part that some GM engineer...
We have a member, Stitch, in Dalzell So. Carolina that reupholsters dashes. This came up a year or so ago , and I remember seeing pictures of his work. Very impressive.