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From: NJ
Originally posted by bglanden
Hey Leann,
You still have that Gen 1?? A guy at my work is looking for a Gen1 or modding his stupid wanta be cop car impala. I told him to buy a truck. I'll give you his info if you still have it.
Bryan
PS, sorry for redirecting the thread!!
Hey Leann,
You still have that Gen 1?? A guy at my work is looking for a Gen1 or modding his stupid wanta be cop car impala. I told him to buy a truck. I'll give you his info if you still have it.
Bryan
PS, sorry for redirecting the thread!!
I wouldn't let him ever sell that truck for parts though if I'm reading what you posted correctly. The truck is in good condition w/ only 60k miles.
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From: Elkton, MD
Originally posted by SlowSVT95
It's my dad's now. I'm not sure if or when he plans on getting rid of it. He's been in the process of looking for a gen 2 (maybe) and definately a street rod.
I wouldn't let him ever sell that truck for parts though if I'm reading what you posted correctly. The truck is in good condition w/ only 60k miles.
It's my dad's now. I'm not sure if or when he plans on getting rid of it. He's been in the process of looking for a gen 2 (maybe) and definately a street rod.
I wouldn't let him ever sell that truck for parts though if I'm reading what you posted correctly. The truck is in good condition w/ only 60k miles.
He does really like the Gen1's though, so he does have some taste!! Ask your Dad and I'll relay the info to my co-worker tomorrow upon your reply.Bryan
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Originally posted by bglanden
He's looking to buy a Gen 1 or mod his impala. I think he's looking at putting 5k into his lead sled, even want's to purchase my eaton I recently had changed out! He does really like the Gen1's though, so he does have some taste!! Ask your Dad and I'll relay the info to my co-worker tomorrow upon your reply.
Bryan
He's looking to buy a Gen 1 or mod his impala. I think he's looking at putting 5k into his lead sled, even want's to purchase my eaton I recently had changed out!
He does really like the Gen1's though, so he does have some taste!! Ask your Dad and I'll relay the info to my co-worker tomorrow upon your reply.Bryan
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From: NJ
Originally posted by SMOKINTRUCK#1
Is it doing it after you apply brakes ? could be a lazy caliper hanging up too!
Is it doing it after you apply brakes ? could be a lazy caliper hanging up too!
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Originally posted by SlowSVT95
Yes, but it also does it without applying the brakes... even does it in reverse. I had my mom roll down the street in my truck and if you put your head right by the wheel you can hear it.. and it's hard to explain but if you take your hand and kinda push on the center cap it makes the same noise.
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Yes, but it also does it without applying the brakes... even does it in reverse. I had my mom roll down the street in my truck and if you put your head right by the wheel you can hear it.. and it's hard to explain but if you take your hand and kinda push on the center cap it makes the same noise.
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Originally posted by Suavy
LA, why not remove that center cap and try it again? it might just be the center cap that should be coverd by your warenty.
Suavy
LA, why not remove that center cap and try it again? it might just be the center cap that should be coverd by your warenty.
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Chrome 04's?
Chrome 04's?
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Hey Leeann,
Try this (on a closed coarse with a professional driver), Make the noise happen and put the truck in neutral, see if the noise still happens. Also, try making the noise happen, then shut the truck off while you are rolling (Put the key back on after the truck is off so you have some steering). But be real careful.
Doing those two things will help isolate the problem.
Try this (on a closed coarse with a professional driver), Make the noise happen and put the truck in neutral, see if the noise still happens. Also, try making the noise happen, then shut the truck off while you are rolling (Put the key back on after the truck is off so you have some steering). But be real careful.
Doing those two things will help isolate the problem.
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Originally posted by yysenhimer
Hey Leeann,
Try this (on a closed coarse with a professional driver), Make the noise happen and put the truck in neutral, see if the noise still happens. Also, try making the noise happen, then shut the truck off while you are rolling (Put the key back on after the truck is off so you have some steering). But be real careful.
Doing those two things will help isolate the problem.
Hey Leeann,
Try this (on a closed coarse with a professional driver), Make the noise happen and put the truck in neutral, see if the noise still happens. Also, try making the noise happen, then shut the truck off while you are rolling (Put the key back on after the truck is off so you have some steering). But be real careful.
Doing those two things will help isolate the problem.
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From: Howell NJ
Originally posted by NTIMD8
Its a bomb!!!!
Its a bomb!!!!
At work, we had a foreman who was a complete ***.
He had a little Ranger that was the Companies work truck, so while he wasn't around, we went under the truck and put some Tyraps around the driveshaft, without cutting the excess length off of them. It made a hell of a racket. Drove him nuts for an hour.
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