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Gentlemen does this "brand new" Corvette Servo look brand new to you all, ladies as well
by the way the new large C clip was so rusted I ended up re using my old one (not shown in pics) |
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so got the old servo out and sure enuff the piston was loose as a goose and the "new" one seems a little bit better
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So Good News / Bad News
the Good News is my trans shifts better now the Bad News is the stupid clunk sound is still there |
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EXCUSE ME? rebuilt is not brand new, I did not want a rebuilt part! wth |
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Why do you beat yourself up by ordering from Amazon. I like my parts from a tranny shop or engine shop. I,m sure you have your reason,s but I got tired of that game. Getting old so don,t like to do it more than once but that doesn,t work sometimes either .
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on this episode of "That's Cool, But It Still Aint Gonna Work" we try to solve a flat tire (but only on the bottom) with Windex
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so the truck sat in the garage for 2 or 3 weeks while I slayed it in my '54 and painted our perfectly fine oak kitchen cabinets... white! [pronounced: no time to work on the truck(s)]
and the texter side front tire went pretty much all the way flat... on the bottom I took it off rolled it around and usually I can spot a nail or a screw somewheres in the tread section right quick, but nothing this time, checked the valve and it was tight so after coating it in Windex and no bubbles, I took it to our vegan environmentally friendly fluid dynamics station, and still couldn't see any bubbles, what gives? is my Ex messing with me again !!! ha ha |
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I've had more than one that when the cap was tightened all the way tight, it would inexplicably slightly compress the stem allowing air to purge. Different caps solved the issue. If you can't determine anything else, it might be worth dbl checking. |
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I think the Ol' Lady wants me to wear gloves when I wrench, she went out and got me all of these
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my interior is all black, and I am looking for an all black vinyl cover I do not want any velour or cloth the dilema is such that I am in Kalifornia and you are in Ohio so the shipping cost would ruin everything if you were to do my seat |
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I can do an all Black Vinyl. They are fully restored. That’s the frame, tracks and all the hardware. I would highly doubt that upholstery shop would have touched your frame or tracks. They would have charged you $600-$650 to install a cover, and that’s it. I also replace any broken springs. I don’t just stick a block of foam in there, like I have seen done so many times. |
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are you saying $350 for a seat or just for shipping, sorry don't mean to be difficult that just sounds amazeballz, and yes shops quoted me $500/$600 for just a vinyl cover but they sow/make it not one that I would buy first |
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so off to the Shed Of Stuff... no [back] rest for the wicked! ha ha
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in order to disassemble the backrest first we must remove the 127 hog rings, carefully making sure each one is accounted for
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then we gently liberate the cover from the foam, taking care not to tear it
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then the foam can be removed from the frame, note how my foam is shot, hard to see in the pic but it looks like Godzila took a bite out of it on each side, I do have new(ish) foam for it
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don't let the coax fool you, this is a wireless seat !
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compared to the Titanic this frame aint even all that rusty!
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this seemed like a good time to take a break
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