Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10
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Originally Posted by Chitown_hillbilly
Ya know people like you and your ability to to do top notch work at a break neck pace make me sick... nothing personal I'm just jealous (of both your abilities and your truck).
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Haha- thanks! I learn by doing- what you don't see is all the stuff I screw up, or how much my other responsibilities get neglected. I can only do this for short bursts...
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Originally Posted by 71meangreenc10
I am about to put on the 4.3 serp set up on my 350, what powersteering pressure line did you use?
Are the newer styles metric fittings in the pump or what?
Thanks
Smitty
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Two ways to attack it: use a late model steering box and hose (what I did, needed a rebuild anyway) or use the old style fitting in the new pump. It is, I think, 1 1/8" fitting that swaps directly. I'm pretty sure they're actually the same pump, just with different resevoirs.
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Originally Posted by lolife99
Thanks for the link!
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No worries; I'm sure you've helped me out at least once before
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