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  • DanDalessandro
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    Originally posted by birdie2000 View Post
    Do you still have the A/C lines? Are you saving them? I had a spare set that I cut the fittings off of with just enough of the tube left to fit rubber vacuum caps tightly over them. Clean look, no hassle.
    I may have cut the lines already lol.

    Some progress is better than no progress.
    Had a rough time getting the fuel line off. That rubber grommet that is over them is rotted to all hell and it ended up falling off. Can I still reuse the lines or would that be a bad idea? I might just relocate them to make it look cleaner.

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  • birdie2000
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    Do you still have the A/C lines? Are you saving them? I had a spare set that I cut the fittings off of with just enough of the tube left to fit rubber vacuum caps tightly over them. Clean look, no hassle.

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Does anybody know the thread size on this thing circled? Want to plug and cap it off

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Originally posted by Lucky SOB View Post
    "Gunk" makes one in an aerosol can you can spray on. It's worked well for me several times. You can get it at any auto parts store.
    I'll grab some of that tomorrow. Thanks! There's about a years worth of leaking oil and coolant all over.

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  • Lucky SOB
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    "Gunk" makes one in an aerosol can you can spray on. It's worked well for me several times. You can get it at any auto parts store.

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Anybody have a favorite degreaser?

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Yes sir! When I get home I might do some work.

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  • FASHOOTER
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    Those parts aren't gonna install themselves...get to it!

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Thanks Joe, I appreciate the positive feedback!

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  • zeeman
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    Awesome! I've wanted to see someone do this to an lt. Go get em Dan.

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Alright [MENTION=4461]zeeman[/MENTION] here is the crank reluctor wheel

    And here is what removes the accurate opti

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  • DanDalessandro
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    I am putting a reloctor wheel on the crank. The stock crank sensor will be utilized. And then I have another reluctor with a cam position sensor in it that goes in place of the opti. Then i am repining my harness to accept the 0411 pcm. I'll upload some pictures of said components in the morning.

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  • zeeman
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    Dan what are you using for the crank sensor portion of the 24x system? Are you having a reluctor wheel pressed on to your lt1 crank for the sensor to read? I'm a little confused, most of the 24x kits I looked at used that portion of the crapty spark to locate the crankshaft position for the computer.

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  • DanDalessandro
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    Allow me to rephrase. I bought the stock heads for $50, then sent the heads to Lloyd. I wish I could've gotten them for $50 heh.

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  • DynoDave
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    Nice score Danial!

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