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What have you done to your CUCV today/lately - Part 2
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hahahahaha "had to jack truck up to get the chair out"
I've wedged a tire under a car and had to jack it up....
the whole shop was laughing
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I did that thing I swore I'd never do again - I took the top off. I may regret it later but for now it's a hoot. Took it out for a spin to make sure nothing was going to fly up in my face and passed an early 70s full topless Blazer.
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M1009 Replaced all the belts and upper rad hose. The driver Alt belt had gotten so much play in it it was rubbing a hole in my upper rad hose. Also changed the old black stuff that was supposed to be power steering fluid.
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I see you're in Carrollton lol.... I remember seeing an M1009 out on the road recently. Wonder if that was you.
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Wouldn't have been me. Unfortunately I'm just starting to work on mine again. Trans went out in 2017 when I was trying to save money to buy a house. Fast forward to 2021 I'm now in said new house and finally able to start working on him again. The plan is to have him ready to drive to Moab by fall next year.
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I've seen a handful of 09's around the Carrollton area, but I rarely ever see any of the cucv variant trucks. Of course I'm not in Carrollton that much anymore unless it's for work. I usually keep it around the Bowdon/Bremen area where it's less hectic..
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I rarely get up to Carroll county any more. I just changed my profile since you reminded me it still said that. I'm actually in Roanoke Al now.
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I can assure you Cleburne county in Ala is starting to better each day. Carroll county in Ga is growing too fast...
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Put in Raptor Liner. Removed seats and seatbelts, pressure washed, degreased, scuff pad, etching primer and rust converter primer where needed, and two coats of raptor liner and 8 hours later.. One of my top favorite things about this truck. Looks much nicer than I anticipated.
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Nice which kit did you go with. I've had the 6 quart kit on my wish list for a while now with plans to do exactly the same thing.Put in Raptor Liner. Removed seats and seatbelts, pressure washed, degreased, scuff pad, etching primer and rust converter primer where needed, and two coats of raptor liner and 8 hours later.. One of my top favorite things about this truck. Looks much nicer than I anticipated.View attachment 839838
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Spin on fuel filter mod. It being crooked is going to bother some folks but I did it that way so I could fit longer filters on if needed. Eventually going to put a petcock in the other side for bleeding.
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I did the Duramax fliter conversion. That primer pump comes in handy..
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Only took 4 bottles.. like $130? Perfect amount. I was able to walk around and touch up and did overspray quite a bit to even it out. No need to get 6.
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Installed new fuel tank and skid plate. Swapped out the busted up blazer tailgate for a c/k talgate and hit it with some rapco after obnoxious sanding and priming of course. Then I immediately covered all my handy work with good ole freedom flag.
Had to include his (Bruce) older brother ('85 k10 vs 86 k5) Donald Truck in the pic
Spacing all these upgrade posts out a bit. I'm sure I'll make a post with all of them soon.
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Had to include his (Bruce) older brother ('85 k10 vs 86 k5) Donald Truck in the pic
Spacing all these upgrade posts out a bit. I'm sure I'll make a post with all of them soon.
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Maxtwms
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Jealous of your pump but I've found just cranking with the ignition wire disconnected has worked just as well. How much was your base? Those sh!ts are expensive!
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The shop had one laying around from a parted out Duramax truck
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Installed the smittybilt seat covers and added the 30mm can for console I saw on this here site. I'll do a writeup when I get it bolted down. Looking to add some cupholders on the top and then a hing to rotate back to make a table for the backseat. Also strapped that Anker boom boom on the radio plate there.
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2005-2006 Isuzu NPR Fuel Filter Housing - Fuel Delivery - Dorman 05-06 NPR Fuel Filter Housing - 124080-07798460 - PartsGeek
I installed one of these Isuzu fuel filter assemblies on a customers truck because he didn't want to spend the cash on an original fuel filter base. It has a primer built into it and the filter base has a heater and water in fuel sensor. I don't think the heater and sensor are included in this price.
I installed one of these Isuzu fuel filter assemblies on a customers truck because he didn't want to spend the cash on an original fuel filter base. It has a primer built into it and the filter base has a heater and water in fuel sensor. I don't think the heater and sensor are included in this price.
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Pulled the leaky heater core out. Looks to be the original so I'm going to have it rebuilt. I hear horror stories about the aluminum ones all the time. Also discovered an entire wife beater/under shirt and a pack of instant coffee in my heater box.
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