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  1. BenderIsGreat

    700R4 TV Cable Adjustment - 1986 M998

    I did. If you're near eastern NC, try extremeoffroadnc. You might try calling him and seeing if he has one he can mail maybe? Otherwise keep cruising your local parts yards and 4x4 shops where squarebodies lay around. I know someone on one of these forums offered to fab one based on the...
  2. BenderIsGreat

    700R4 TV Cable Adjustment - 1986 M998

    I found a bracket a few towns over where a guy was parting out old squarebodies via FB marketplace. Thanks for keeping an eye out for me! The price wasn't bad either. He has some impressive builds out front, and a lot of good parts trucks for those interested: extremeoffroadnc (FB and insta)...
  3. BenderIsGreat

    700R4 TV Cable Adjustment - 1986 M998

    Where did you find a bracket? I have a fully built up 700R4 and cable but I can't find a tv bracket for the 6.2? (The $400 on ebay is a bit much.) Also did you do the lockup kit - if so which?
  4. BenderIsGreat

    My CUCV spin on fuel filter mod

    It's good to see people still working on this mod! The truck has 3 wires to the original water in fuel sensor. The duramax filter bottom has 2 wires. I haven't found the actual harness wiring for the WIF in the TM's yet... Trying to keep the WIF light working if I can. Or at least know...
  5. BenderIsGreat

    1984 D30 M1008 Project

    If you've had the fuel system open recently, it might still have air in the lines leading up to the IP. (My experience anyway - leaky filter.) I have to push the air through the system by cranking when that happens. Takes about 10-30 seconds of cranking which I break up into about 4 second...
  6. BenderIsGreat

    What would melt this wire

    Old thread but I think I found a new way to melt that line. If your passenger alternator swings inboard too far (while adjusting belts for example) and the rubber boot gets pinched/pushed out of the way, the innermost threaded terminal on the alt will touch the fuel lines running by there and...
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