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Posted by steve_ne on November 17, 2004 at 07:43:59 from (64.89.178.205):
Please help before I go mad.
New parts list.
Replaced pushrods....two broke
rebuilt starter
tested alternator
charged battery
new condensor
rotor arm
distributor cap
spark plugs
points
voltage regulator
condensor off of voltage regulator
ingnition coil
starter switch
replaced all fuses
replaced all lose connectors
rebuilt carborator(holly)
cleaned out gas tank(new gas)
cleaned intake maifold
replaced exhaust manifold
replaced oil in air filter
Truck: 1967 loadstar 1600 v8 345
Problem:
will start run until its shut off will start right backup. If you run it then shut it off and let it sit for more then a minute. It will not start. pulled plug and no spark. Wait 45 min. or more and it will start right up and run until turned off and then the same thing. any ideas.
Please help. at this point any ideas will be tried. Wear boxers instead of briefs what ever
I hope my wife doesn't find out how much is really going into the truck. Things that I have learned owning this truck.
Never name Animals you are going to eat or trucks. You never be able to eat the animal or sell the truck.
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