Quick engine bay identification
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Blower motor, and two vacuum canisters in the first pic. Oh, that can looking thing is part of the AC system,
Wiper motor and I think ignition control module in the second pic.
Under "documentation" here you'll find lots of answers.
https://www.garysgaragemahal.com/
Wiper motor and I think ignition control module in the second pic.
Under "documentation" here you'll find lots of answers.
https://www.garysgaragemahal.com/
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Blower motor, and two vacuum canisters in the first pic. Oh, that can looking thing is part of the AC system,
Wiper motor and I think ignition control module in the second pic.
Under "documentation" here you'll find lots of answers.
https://www.garysgaragemahal.com/
Wiper motor and I think ignition control module in the second pic.
Under "documentation" here you'll find lots of answers.
https://www.garysgaragemahal.com/
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No front brakes, what's that about ?
Don't mind Karl, like some of us regulars, we can be troll's sometimes. But you'll find he is one of the "go to guys" on here, along with Dave F and Dave G.
As for brake boosters and MC, it took me a while and even had a couple trusted repair shops try and get the brakes back to OEM feel over about 7 years. A few years back I finally bought booster and MC from my local NAPA and have had good luck with them. The first mechanic who worked on my truck when my Dad owned it, back around 1990, put 3 boosters on it before he got something he was ok with. He was told, MFG's found out soccer moms didn't like the firm brake pedal lots of trucks and SUV back in the 80's came with. So they soften up the brake feel.
I also bought a Motive Power bleeder from Summit Racing to flush out the old brake fluid, I use it on all my cars.
Don't mind Karl, like some of us regulars, we can be troll's sometimes. But you'll find he is one of the "go to guys" on here, along with Dave F and Dave G.
As for brake boosters and MC, it took me a while and even had a couple trusted repair shops try and get the brakes back to OEM feel over about 7 years. A few years back I finally bought booster and MC from my local NAPA and have had good luck with them. The first mechanic who worked on my truck when my Dad owned it, back around 1990, put 3 boosters on it before he got something he was ok with. He was told, MFG's found out soccer moms didn't like the firm brake pedal lots of trucks and SUV back in the 80's came with. So they soften up the brake feel.
I also bought a Motive Power bleeder from Summit Racing to flush out the old brake fluid, I use it on all my cars.
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No front brakes, what's that about ?
Don't mind Karl, like some of us regulars, we can be troll's sometimes. But you'll find he is one of the "go to guys" on here, along with Dave F and Dave G.
As for brake boosters and MC, it took me a while and even had a couple trusted repair shops try and get the brakes back to OEM feel over about 7 years. A few years back I finally bought booster and MC from my local NAPA and have had good luck with them. The first mechanic who worked on my truck when my Dad owned it, back around 1990, put 3 boosters on it before he got something he was ok with. He was told, MFG's found out soccer moms didn't like the firm brake pedal lots of trucks and SUV back in the 80's came with. So they soften up the brake feel.
I also bought a Motive Power bleeder from Summit Racing to flush out the old brake fluid, I use it on all my cars.
Don't mind Karl, like some of us regulars, we can be troll's sometimes. But you'll find he is one of the "go to guys" on here, along with Dave F and Dave G.
As for brake boosters and MC, it took me a while and even had a couple trusted repair shops try and get the brakes back to OEM feel over about 7 years. A few years back I finally bought booster and MC from my local NAPA and have had good luck with them. The first mechanic who worked on my truck when my Dad owned it, back around 1990, put 3 boosters on it before he got something he was ok with. He was told, MFG's found out soccer moms didn't like the firm brake pedal lots of trucks and SUV back in the 80's came with. So they soften up the brake feel.
I also bought a Motive Power bleeder from Summit Racing to flush out the old brake fluid, I use it on all my cars.
NAPA is a bit of a drive, though I may just take the trek and get everything all in one if that’s y’all’s go to spot. I’ve heard they’re pretty decent with most everything on our trucks.
I appreciate all the info though. There’s growing pains in learning everything about this truck, and my intention is to clean up most everything and drive maybe a few thousand miles a year, while keeping everything as close to factory as possible. I’d REALLY like to know what I can get rid of and what I should look into replacing before I get it road worthy.
I’m looking to clean up wiring in the engine compartment, the interior is IMMACULATE minus a small bit of plastic that is deteriorating near the seat belt pillars. With only 64k miles on the truck, I’d love to keep it in great condition and have it for generations.
That master bleeder looks interesting. What are the 2 models in your picture for?
thanks again for all your info big dog!
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What is the one I have circled in red below? Is that a vacuum motor for a dealer or aftermarket cruise control? That's what it looks like, but they're not usually in that location, at least not that I have seen. Then again, none of my Bullnoses had cruise, factory or aftermarket...
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if somehow this truck has cruise control, I’ll be more than impressed!
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The Motive Power bleeder model is the one that has the cap for the 3 prong MC cap on some Fords and imports, the other is the flat plate for some early American cars, MC.
When you need brake lines, auto parts store will have length's of ni-cop line with ends on it that is very easy to bend by hand. I have used it as many others have.
You should replace the rubber flex lines to the brake cylinders too at this age.
Check the rear main brake line, mine failed back in the early 2000's.
When you need brake lines, auto parts store will have length's of ni-cop line with ends on it that is very easy to bend by hand. I have used it as many others have.
You should replace the rubber flex lines to the brake cylinders too at this age.
Check the rear main brake line, mine failed back in the early 2000's.
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What is the one I have circled in red below? Is that a vacuum motor for a dealer or aftermarket cruise control? That's what it looks like, but they're not usually in that location, at least not that I have seen. Then again, none of my Bullnoses had cruise, factory or aftermarket...