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I am about to expose myself to the world. That is a freshly issued Pennsylvania license plate. I was peaking at other peoples today while I was driving. I wear dark glasses so they don't see me looking. Have a GR8T DAY. I seen that one already in Arizona. I was just issued a body cam at work and...

Next up is to find out why the steering box leaks like crazy . Just buy a remanufactured one. Less than $200. and warranted forever. Good Luck. I been at all these stops along the way on many CUCV's. And like I always say my advise is not 100% accurate but I seem to keep my CUCVV's going down...

I would opt to use the 6 ft section of 3/16" brake line. It bends fairly easy and I will assume you are still working on the M1009. Get yourself a double flaring tool and a tubing bender. It don't have to be exact. Up front on the CUCV's that brake tubing can be a real bear to get run perfect...

WOW that truck is in great shape. It still has the factory part number ink stamp on the muffler. As I read here most guys are tossing that valve. They have a GM service bulletin that describes how to eliminate it. I am sure someone will post it. I don't eliminate it I went thru great pains to...

I never read reviews. IMHO I never went on a site that sells products and posted a review. Most are whiny crybabies that failed to follow simple instructions on the installation. #1 most important rule when installing a radiator in a CUCV or any radiator is. Will the radiator be securely...

Whoomp there it is. I broke into the barn today. But temperatures went south real quick. That made a set back. Oh well. All is well. The Kubota was out in the snow a few times this winter. Soon time for grass cutting duty. Have a Great Day.

I have had great success with the Aluminum core Plastic tank radiators in my trucks. I had several of the GM replacement Harrison radiators. They are great and easy to install. Huge improvement and weight saver. The Autozone replacement is a good deal if you like Lifetime warranties. I used many...

I knew you could do it. I am glad I could help. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap.

Not that bad. 6 9/16" hex headed 3/8" bolts. If they are tight spray them and use a ratchet and work them out. Use a propane torch to heat them. Provided you checked for fuel leaks. After they are out. Toss the old ones and buy 6 new ones. Same as the 7/16" strap nuts. Heat them, remove them and...

Hate to tell you this but I would drop the tank and change the fuel pick up sock. While you have it out blow out all the lines and start from there. That is a tough job getting the tank up and down. I would say 8 hours start to finish doing it right and cleaning and painting as you go. Good...

I really don't understand condemning the Eaton rear axle. It is still in every new truck I buy. My 2019 Silverado Trail Boss has the Eaton locker rear in it. I never had any trouble with any of them. I stand by my statement everything has a breaking point. And 30+ years of wear and use has taken...

Stop leak is a myth. No such thing. Get the radiator replaced or fixed. Stop leak will fail you and you at the worst time. Solder is the only stop leak I trust. And only when properly cleaned and applied. Good Luck.

Not bad. I have pulled 2 engines to get them fixed at a machine shop. I bought them at DRMO and they had broken bits in the holes. But your repair no matter how lengthy it was is excellent. It works and stays working is what counts. Good deal. Thanks for sharing. You don't find that information...

Let me know if I can be of assistance in your search. I have a few donor vehicles. They will need removed from the vehicle. Engine harness and under dash harness.

That works for me. I towed tons of wood with mine. I only ever had one come apart on me. And I beat it like an anvil. I learned the hard way. I found out I have better luck and go a lot farther the easy way.

Road trip. I have brand new M1009 axles in my barn. Still in the GM crates. Brake drums , cables and all. Just bolt in add the oil , use your brake tubing bleed the brakes and drive on. That easy. PM me if interested. Good Luck. I knocked out a few but learned the way of the Gov-Lok then after...

The system still works with the sensor unplugged. It will just glow/wait every time. Even when it is at operating temp. I had a guy stop by after driving from 2 states away and when he went to leave I noticed he had a wait light. he said it was always like that and thought it was normal. He...

https://www.autozone.com/brakes-and-traction-control/brake-power-booster/duralast-reman-brake-power-booster/736678_0_7889_5764 Bolt off and bolt on. Get a 15mm swivel socket it will make the job a breeze. I use these many times. Napa is the same. Be sure to retain the original one till the job...

I always change them from the top side. Less then an hour. I would hate life if I would lay under there to do the job. Good Luck.

Well thank you very much for that motor mount information. But I think his main concern was the frame perches part of the motor mount. Not the actual motor mount. And it has been a while but the big block mounts will fit the frame perches. I don't recall drilling the frame on the truck frames...