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Greywolf 03-17-2006 06:57 PM

"Help a Chapter Member Runs"
 
It's like this - it is always easier to troubleshoot a problem one of us has when we can git there and see what all is going on.

Right now, s8whiskey is out around Murfreesborough with a distributor problem.
He has a post in the 80-84 truck forum.

Is anyone close to there who would like to swing on by and check it out?

(PM s8whiskey for directions)

It's about 500 miles round trip for me, or I'd pack my stuff up tomorrow night.

SE of Nashville - mid state.

Greywolf 03-18-2006 03:08 AM


Originally Posted by s8whiskey
Its a no go on me for Saturday. My truck Ive been working on is giving me problems and I have to get it started so I can sell it and get me my OWN truck. Its in the 80-84 thread under distributor issues. If you wanna read and maybe know what I should do.

I read your thread in the 80 - 86 forum.

That engine ain't right, man. Something is in there floating around, probably trapped between bearings in the cam galley. I bet you pull that cam, and fish in there with a magnet - you're gonna find all kinds of stuff in there.

ford390gashog 03-18-2006 03:16 AM

i would make sure the cam retaining plate has not come forward or come off.

Greywolf 03-18-2006 04:39 AM

That's gonna call for the timing case to be pulled, like I suggested. Good point.

maples01 03-18-2006 02:57 PM

Wish I could get under the hood, I'd check it for him, had a friend who had similar problems when both self destructed together. He had a roller engine in a 65 Gallaxy, installed a non roller distributor, was the caus of all his head ache.


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