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  1. misterc9
    Do you have the GM part number?
  2. misterc9
    Is it possible one of the wheel cylinders has the wrong bore?
  3. misterc9
    Normally your fan blade should be half in and half out of the fan shroud.
  4. misterc9
    I knew guys who deactivated their V864. They undid the high gear switch. My Fleetwood Brougham always worked perfectly so I never undid it.
  5. misterc9
    Operating on what 61 Polara said possible contaminated brake shoes. Swap front shoes right to left. Then see what happens.
  6. misterc9
    I have a 58 Edsel Pacer .It has the factory keys. The ignition and doors are one key and the trunk and glove box are another.
  7. misterc9
    What make and model?
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    I acquired this Pontiac Tissue Dispenser. NOS in box, but I don’t know what year and model it fits. Maybe someone here knows .GM
  9. misterc9
    A Chevy truck would be easier to restore and maintain because parts are readily available. The GMC has a lot of unique GMC only mechanical parts. They had their own engine,driveline and brakes etc. You might have trouble finding parts.
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    You would put the gauge in the hole in the block where your present oil gauge is hooked up. The hole is probably down low on the block and not far from the oil pump.
  11. misterc9
    Did you hook up an accessory mechanical gauge to it to be sure it really is high?
  12. misterc9
    The bands can be adjusted on that transmission. Someone experienced with this can advise you on this.
  13. misterc9
    Does your pedal setup make a full stroke on the master cylinder? Does the pedal completely release so the mc piston all the way out?
  14. misterc9
    Do you mean the pedal holds after being pumped up? Then loses after being released and then being pressed again and needing to be pumped up again.
  15. misterc9
    This strikes me as a wrong parts combination. Wrong pistons or heads or just an incompatible combination. A wrong timing gear or camshaft. Maybe one of the offset keyed racing timing gearsets that has been installed wrong .
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