First two were brass and stainless lines literally ripped the threads out! This one was aluminum, a little pressure relief valve I guess started leaking.What is failing w/the prop valves?
Clean!Made some progress the last couple evenings. Have the brake lines pretty much mocked up, just waiting on a couple adapter fittings to ensure fitment before pulling stuff apart to paint and such. I prolly made this more complicated than needed, but that seems to be my MO.View attachment 234363View attachment 234364View attachment 234365
I hope you're not using a jackstand on just the soft ground...?Woke the Regal from it's several week hibernation due to the aforementioned brake issues with the k1500. After two years of almost exclusively highway miles, i forgot how good this car drives around town. Way better than the k1500 with rotten worn out shocks, leaf springs about ready to fall out, and a plow. Actually stops too. Discovered driver rear tire has a leak. The people that redid the roof on my garage shortly before we moved into the new house graciously left hundreds of small shingle nails all over the driveway, but i dont see any in the tire. I think it may be the tire that had a plug put in it years ago and now that it's nearly bald it's leaking. Oh well, new tires were on the horizon anyway.
Still getting used to the buckets tho. Sits me up a lot higher, and no place for my arms. 🙁 Thinking about a cutlass console with the raised arm rest.
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Nope. Just a jack 😛
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