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Disconnect the air line out of the compressor and put in a squirt or so. Reconnect and then put a few drops in the back of the airpack. Check the TM there is a place to service it in the back with some air tool oil. A little squirt should work. Start the truck up and let the air circulate...
I will look into the toe in to get rid of some of the loose feeling. I did tighten up the steering box and change the tire pressure to 60psi just didn't get a chance to check it out.
I'm going out to work on the Deuce again. Drop tire pressures to 60psi, tighten up the steering box and steering arms and see if that helps. Might also go ahead and drill and tap the exhaust for the pyro probe.
Well I did the upgrade. My thoughts:
1. Would I do it again ............. YES
2. Road speed is now 55mph vs. 47mph at 2100 rpm
3. Ride is smoother just a little more bounce to it. I'll play with tire pressures.
4. Did a speedometer adapter change to compensate for the difference and the...
I would try to find a rebuild military motor in the can. An LDS would be my first choice then and LDT-1c (Whistler).
Really sucks not to be able to enjoy it before you tear into it. I'm sure there are folks here that have info on where to find a motor. If you need help getting the truck...
Well about a month ago I was searching the web and found someone that makes a plate that fits between the bumper and front fender filling in the gap on winch trucks that is strong enough to stand on. The other day I took a little slip and banged my bum and now want something to fill the hole...
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