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Welcome to 73-87chevytrucks.com73-87chevytrucks.com is not only a forum we are also a vendor for a variety of parts both replacement and custom. Check out our store at 73-87chevytrucks.com Online Store 73-87chevytrucks Social Network We are also on Facebook so give us a like to the page if you like what you see: http://www.facebook.com/7387chevytrucks Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/7387chevytrucks Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/7387chevytrucks 73-87chevytrucks Merchandise Looking for a shirt, cap hoodie or anything else with our logo, check out or SpreadShop Site or our Cafepress SiteJanuary 15, 2026, 12:40:02 pm by metalcutter1
Views: 764 | Comments: 5 I am trying to find a preformed fuel line for my 1979 GMC C-10 with a 454 big block. It's the rubber line under the hood going from the steel line from the tank to the fuel pump. I know that I can use rubber line from the a reel, but I want to keep it as stock as possible. I don't know the part number(that would be a great help) All of the preformed fuel lines that I have found are 3/8, this is not 3/8. Everything about this truck is 3/4 ton, but it's a half ton. Any help would be appreciated. January 08, 2026, 12:43:37 pm by juancano | Views: 1107 | Comments: 6
1986 C10 2WD I've had a similar issue before but this is new. Right side tail light: Brake light works when pedal is pressed; if I turn the lights on, the light on the tail light turns on (same bulb, 2 filaments). But, if the lights are on and I press on the brake, the bulb just turns off. So no light and no brake light. - Replaced Bulb, tried 3 different bulbs - Replaced socket (previous one was also a newish one) What could it be? The brake pedal switch? Ideas? January 08, 2026, 03:56:26 am by c.whites1911 | Views: 837 | Comments: 1
1978 K10 stock height 305 w/ th350 with np203 LWB Hey yall, long time reader second time poster, took down my transfer case to replace my transmission pump and cant remember how the crossmember spacers go on, do they go above, below, in between? Also, when my pump went out , i grabbed another one from a parts transmission i have, will that work? It moves again indernits own power but shuddered a bit at first, itll go up through the gears ok but seems like its kinda stiff getting up there and has a vibration the whole time, pretty sure my rear seal on engine started leaking too, i changed all the seals on the tranny when i attempted to fix, the pump gasket seal, front seal, anybhelp would he appreciated thanks December 07, 2025, 07:23:39 am by 87ChevyR10
Views: 1721 | Comments: 1 Was a long ride in a way but in other ways not long enough. It was a nervous ride the 1st hour, then I settled in once we got up into NC. Took the scenic route and chose to NOT go the typical up 85N route when it drag through middle NC. Went a different way that drug us through VA more so on that eastward slant, was pretty cool up until VA backroads across the Shenandoah Valley up into MD. A little nervous up through there, nowhere to pull off, trees on both sides, just woods and the occasional home. Fun times. Cool in the daytime, not so cool at night. lol She's been parked since I got her home, could assess what was up completely. Small fix, but unfortunately, I'm kinda in limbo now til i can get a jack. A jack you say? It's hanging out with my CH air compressor and the ep386 fuel pump. Yep, there's a story, I'm ready to share positive stuff, not things that will make me walk back into negativity. At any rate... I'm tapped til I can get a jack. I HAD one. So fixing all that stuff can wait now. She's got insurance on her, tagged up. I literally shed a couple tears otw out the DMV across the parking lot as it got closer to driving. Honestly, I just rode in the passenger side til it was time to go. I didn't drive her at ALL. Doesn't sound like a big deal, but to explain, NOBODY drives my 87. NOBODY. It makes it hard sometimes but. to say the least, NOBODY drives my truck. So, needless to say, I just sat and listened to her. Any skips, weird sounds. It'd been 2 years since I heard her run, and i know what she sounded like last. After some initial fighting as you would with any older vehicle, she got to going, sounded great actually. Got the fuel cell in. Summit pump dead out the box, my bro(JGM Kustoms) had to make custom brackets for the rear shocks, 6454 springs in. Not thrilled on the angle as the new springs seat the front a little higher than the back, but, ill deal with that later, small stuff. The truck doesn't bounce or sway left/right anymore which is great. Did a basic alignment but that's in the wind now that I gotta put the outer tierod end back in. I'll update some more but for now i wanted to get my old photobucket set up again since I can't upload a jpEg, rather just a .JPG. Time to go home.... Clear shot of JGM Kustoms' 1977 1st test drive? Nope. She wasnt readyyyyyyyyyyyy! (had NOT located the ground issue). She literally dropped dead at the end of the driveway at the white line. LMAO. I aint mad atcha. Found that I'd accidentally severed the frame ground from the bed last time i had a fuel pump issue 2013 or so(which i lost 3-4 in a year). I'd pulled the bed off and snatched that right off i guess unknowingly This was the scene for several days. Had to help get a race car OUT to get her in. This was her home for about a week. Long days into the nights out here. Spent more time out here with her than inside the house. As it should be. This cell has worked as it should. No complaints. Didn't use alot of the stuff that came with kit. Learned about braided fuel line. F that stuff. [img]https://photobucket.com/share/f382cc0a-0f6a-4a79-a167-72b9fff098a4[img] Just a certain happiness now that I have her back. My old legs couldn't do too much more walking miles to and from places. She wasn't going to single-handedly right the entire "ship" by being in my daily, but the got pretty dang close. The only thing I know I've had longer than any friendship or any other thing I own. I can walk to my window, slide the curtain over and look down and see her all cleaned up, almost ready to go. Just gotta wait a little longer to grab a jack(trip to get her kinda wiped us out) to get her up and try to fix this tie rod end. No more red clay though. Though she probably groaned a bit now back in the north. 1st 5 days back here? Snowed 3x on her. lol Hope yall enjoyed the pics, i'll have a video up soon of some of the stuff we done to her. Still getting back up to speed after a week gone. December 03, 2025, 10:54:41 pm by 01txdmax
Views: 3043 | Comments: 4 Hi everyone, I'm struggling to identify the shocks I really need from 2000 miles from my truck. 1983 K30, 10k GVW, stock springs All the configurators I find say this truck should take the same as the 1/2 tons by length, but that doesn't check out in my mind. I just need a set of simple shocks to get the truck back on the road for a while before I do more. More might mean a bunch of things, so I'm thinking Monroe, KYB, etc but not $100 at a pop Bilsteins or others. I'm on the hunt because I pulled a 4" lift off of it and put the stock ride height springs in it, now those shocks are bottomed out. Does anyone have any insight into part numbers or a reliable place to go find the right stuff? Thanks Pages: [1]
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Re: Preformed fuel line by Shifty
[January 16, 2026, 01:24:49 pm] Re: Crossmember spacers? by VileZambonie [January 15, 2026, 05:32:10 pm] Re: Preformed fuel line by VileZambonie [January 15, 2026, 05:28:52 pm] Re: Preformed fuel line by bd [January 15, 2026, 04:28:46 pm] Re: Preformed fuel line by Shifty [January 15, 2026, 02:10:56 pm]
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