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Those things are crazy priced on eBay. Anywhere's from 60 to 130. That is the back only. The bezel is another 50 or so. How expensive are they at the pull part places White? Did you ever look for that item for me?
HeyAK- good afternoon- finally shot a reply to your p/m- ( i forget to check them) this morn.-hope the day finds you well, and the weather is good for wrenching on trucks!! Dont over do it, and have a great afternoon!!!
Well, I got the dash situated today, but decided after it was together, to change the color to the old dark smoke for the radio surround set up. The picture shows how they broke the old one, and the next pic shows the cluster back together. After looking, I decided I wasn't happy with the colors. I went down tonight and got a Satin smoked grey, and will put that on tomorrow. I have it down to less than 15 minutes to remove the backing section now. I would do well on a flat rate scale, lol.
Good morning,AK!- hope you have a great day today!-starting to get down to the details! Hows the weather holding out? Looks like we'll be back in the lower 80s late this week!- coffee's ready, ill catch up later!!!
Well, I got the dash situated today, but decided after it was together, to change the color to the old dark smoke for the radio surround set up. The picture shows how they broke the old one, and the next pic shows the cluster back together. After looking, I decided I wasn't happy with the colors. I went down tonight and got a Satin smoked grey, and will put that on tomorrow. I have it down to less than 15 minutes to remove the backing section now. I would do well on a flat rate scale, lol.
I'm going to repull that upper dash and do a paint adjustment today, so that it matches better to my combination. I even put in my spare Sony Xplode into the dash. I'm glad I always save my old take out parts. They come in damn handy sometimes. lol
Have a great day guys.
The antifreeze is still set to 35 below and is bright and clean. Luckily the original owner owned a Texaco Service Station. He did a lot to keep the truck solid. It was the second owner who had it broken into, and was more of a cowboy (sorry cowboys). I'm hoping that my care will keep it in a good working condition, and next year do a repaint to make it more aesthetically clean. It's getting there. lol
Originally Posted by akdoggie
I have a Gates pressure tester for the cooling systems, and put it on the truck last night, set at 15#. I went out this morning, and it was still almost the full 15# holding. I consider the 37 degrees last night, and to only lose less than 1/3#, I'd call the system tight and still viable. I've personally, never seen a local Gen 10 truck with a heater core problem. I know that this is common in hot country, but with our up and down temperatures, it seems we (AK), don't run into this as much as the continental US does. I had to call for a new front license plate mount this morning, and asked my buddy, how many heater cores the dealership has replaced on Gen 10's. He's been there since 1988, and he said 1. It was an Arizona truck, and the core was shot. Other than that, they haven't seen much that way either. It has to be where and the temperatures that make this such a common problem for some.
The antifreeze is still set to 35 below and is bright and clean. Luckily the original owner owned a Texaco Service Station. He did a lot to keep the truck solid. It was the second owner who had it broken into, and was more of a cowboy (sorry cowboys). I'm hoping that my care will keep it in a good working condition, and next year do a repaint to make it more aesthetically clean. It's getting there. lol
The antifreeze is still set to 35 below and is bright and clean. Luckily the original owner owned a Texaco Service Station. He did a lot to keep the truck solid. It was the second owner who had it broken into, and was more of a cowboy (sorry cowboys). I'm hoping that my care will keep it in a good working condition, and next year do a repaint to make it more aesthetically clean. It's getting there. lol









