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I have read from some members posts here, that it's well over $100 a gallon for the genuine CARC from Sherman Williams.
Thats the reason for my comment.
Let us know what you find out.
Yes
just take off the plastic piece, on top of column, off.
It holds the loose wires together if I remember correctly.
Then the bundle slides right down and then just reinstall the plastic piece.
Youll see what I'm talking about when you crawl under there.
It does help a lot to drop the...
California says no to CARC paint?!?!
Shocker....!
CARC holds up extremely well.
Ive hauled about 8 loads of gravel in my M925A2.
Average about 7 tons each load.
Scrape it out by hand most of the time.
All that gravel hasn't even worn down CARC paint at all.
After I wash truck, paint is...
New wheels should be fine.
It's the stud spacing that's critical.
But Im not 100% positive. Someone will chime in soon for conformation.
Looks like fresh paint on trailer.
Unless your going for showroom finish, the CARC paint takes new paint very well.
So after the first few wipes, with windshield still wet, it does this?
AMCO blades here
My wiper motor will barely move when the water dries off.
Its just not as powerful at today's Motors.
I also have completely disassembled linkage and greased everything.
Also run a ACDelco wiper motor...
Walk into any home or automotive paint store.
You will see hundreds of samples of paint, that are called something COMPLETELY different than what color it actually looks like.
GM did just that with the CUCVs.
This topic has already been covered in depth.
If you searched, instead of telling...
Assuming he meant spring bumper stops.
The ones on top of Axle.
Haven't a clue where to get a set.
Considering how many of these that were built, parts are very scarce
I had a heck of a time finding an electrical issue when first getting truck on road.
Was a fusible link that "looked"perfect.
Only when I physically felt and handled each one, did I discover the bad one.
Electrical gremlins are sneaky.
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