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bored today... took some pix and videos of the deuce

Maverick1701

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I was letting the the deuce spool down today after an hr drive (also a short video) so I decided to take some pics and a couple videos.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBluNKAyug8[/media]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJTZLDpoEGI[/media]


My deuces old home
Anyone tried the number? Do they really answer?

http://i28.tinypic.com/2cpz414.jpg

http://i29.tinypic.com/1076eme.jpg

To-Do list/Random leaks/seeping etc

2nd Axle Pinon Leak
http://i26.tinypic.com/vqtl3c.jpg

1st Axle Leak
http://i28.tinypic.com/2i8zu41.jpg

Leaky hub
http://i26.tinypic.com/2cn9fzl.jpg

Motor leak 1
http://i25.tinypic.com/2hd04k0.jpg

Motor leak 2
http://i31.tinypic.com/v4qa2a.jpg

Motor leak 3
http://i30.tinypic.com/2mr6r9g.jpg

Front leaks
http://i26.tinypic.com/2lu2ec6.jpg
 
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badgmc56

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Your fuel lines are moving around with the vibration of the engine. It would not be a bad idea to secure them or shield the ones that come in contact with other objects. The vibration after time will rub right through and create a leak. I have seen this happen many times with fuel lines, air lines, and brake lines. I went over my entire truck and secured all lines that were loose and any that came in contact with another line or part of the engine. I shielded them with rubber hose. Just gives me a piece of mind I guess.
 

Maverick1701

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Your fuel lines are moving around with the vibration of the engine. It would not be a bad idea to secure them or shield the ones that come in contact with other objects. The vibration after time will rub right through and create a leak. I have seen this happen many times with fuel lines, air lines, and brake lines. I went over my entire truck and secured all lines that were loose and any that came in contact with another line or part of the engine. I shielded them with rubber hose. Just gives me a piece of mind I guess.
THANKS! I wont ever turn down free advice...

I will have to zip-tie them for now until I can get some rubber hose to take car e of the problem

If anyone sees anything that should be added to the to-do list please let me know...
 
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Maverick1701

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You're gonna need lotsa $$ :)
yea telll me about it...

I have a buddy who is going to spray it (I am buying paint from rapco)
body, stencils, and wheels. Desert tan w/desert storm inverted "V" and its going to say GI Joe instead of US Army and will also have the Joe logo instead of the army star in some places. (and yes I thought of that before the movie came out)
Add bows and cargo cover and that will cover everything I Want to do to make it look pretty

Then add a winch and continue fixing leaks and squeaks and other suprises as they arise
 
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