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Angryman117 · 05-11-2019, 06:37 PM

Finally got to drive the truck for a short distance today. Steering will definitely need some work and discussed with HAULIN above and think I will start with the spacer on the passenger side, along with adjusting the tie rods as the wheels are not straight.
Also need to hook up some gauges so I can see temp and oil pressure, then make sure my transmission wiring is good as it was not shifting smooth. I have yet to supply the power for the TCC input on the ECU so that could also be art of the problem.

But FINALLY runs and moves under its own power.

Sorry no pics or video right not but should have them up in a few days.

05-11-2019, 06:37 PM	#96
Angryman117 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: VAFB, CA Posts: 227	Re: 1947 Chevy Truck Hotrod Finally got to drive the truck for a short distance today. Steering will definitely need some work and discussed with HAULIN above and think I will start with the spacer on the passenger side, along with adjusting the tie rods as the wheels are not straight. Also need to hook up some gauges so I can see temp and oil pressure, then make sure my transmission wiring is good as it was not shifting smooth. I have yet to supply the power for the TCC input on the ECU so that could also be art of the problem. But FINALLY runs and moves under its own power. Sorry no pics or video right not but should have them up in a few days. __________________ Angryman117's 47 Chevy Build 89 Silverado Z71 LS Swap (sold)