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Damn, that thing looks good, I wish that I could tear my truck apart, and clean it up like that.

As for the electrical, I am going to ask the imple question that everyone including myself misses: Did you check the fuses?

I always feel like as ass after I chase a problem and it is a fuse:rolleyes:

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Got the rear brakes on tonight, did a step by step for anybody interested.

 

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I haven't bled the front or rears yet, but with a few pumps it stops on a dime! I took it out on the road tonight and drug it for my brother. Man this thing is fast!

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Yeah, unless you want to cut the dust cover around the bearing hub instead of just removing the studs and taking it off. Once I figured it out on one side, it only took me 30 minutes to take the other side apart and put it back together.

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Nice..i kinda figured that! Did you have a 32/36 & L 16 mani. on the L ? If you still have it is it 4 sale?

 

Sorry Mark, the whole motor got sold on ebay and went to a guy in Minnesota who has a 521, NL320, and a 320. I think he has a couple other rigs but I don't remember. He looks on here from time to time.

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Thanks jason. I have a 32/36 w/ tall adapter plate but it needs a rebuild. Do you think you could do a writeup / post pics on how you guys wired it all in? Im sure not every sensor & or wire gets hooked up..thats the stumbling point I had on my 521 KA swap i gave up on. I think Jeff did a writeup on his swap already so if you dont have time i understand..thanks :cool:

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Got some more work done over the last few weeks; got the underhood wiring done and started gutting the interior for paint and cleanup.

 

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Sorry Jeff, you won't get to see the rat's nest I had before!

 

Added a NAPA generic overflow tank to keep the juice in the radiator!

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Paint is still hangin on to the header!

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Dash is gone!

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What a mess!

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Just thought I'd give an update since some people think I've got all kinds of time on my hands!;)

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