Well I bought a chevy 93 and the only problem is it hasn't been moved since 99 I wanna turn it on by the end of this weekend after I change the oils n fluids what do yall recomend I do
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Well I bought a chevy 93 and the only problem is it hasn't been moved since 99 I wanna turn it on by the end of this weekend after I change the oils n fluids what do yall recomend I do
plugs wires cap rotors, sitting for that long a brake job will probably be necessary (severe lot rot) considering your in texas all the hard brake and fuel lines should be good, wiring might have critter damage.
well i planned on doing little minor things like that but i plan on just draining the oils maybe changin the oil lines and little minor work i might try to start it but not quite sure if i while im debating on it btw its a 93 ss 350 its a nice truck ill post up pics of it this weekend
drain the fuel tank, put 5 gallons of fuel in the tank, slosh it around as best you can and drain that too, pump the remaining fuel out before it hits the injectors by removing the fuel line at the TB. Use the fuel pump prime connection on the OBD connector to trigger the fuel pump. 10 year old gas is very bad for the system. Oil should be fine. Remove drive belt and make sure everything spins freely. Check all fluids.
i would pull the plugs and put tranny fluid in the cylinders and let sit for a few days.
pump the fuel out of the tank and lines, change fluids. then start the truck and go from there.
Well ima do that ima drain it out exchange everything n check that everything turns if I feel its stuck I won't try n turn it on ima take it to get the oils from the tranny changed and take it for a tune how is that for starting I have a lot of plans but that will be later on
that remindes me, theres little black hose that connects the fuel pump to the sending unit will break and corrode after still in fuel for a long time. so if your pump kicks on and theres no fuel coming out of the lines than theres your problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lsx10
well me my uncle n my pops r gonna go look at it 2morrow the trucks a beast with the stuff done to it but as the problem is that it hasnt been moved in so long 2morrow were gonna go try n take a look at it if the owner permits n which if we plan the truck could work it could be home by this weekend