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LSSV: 2005 Chevy Crew Cab, Fl to VA and back.
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This thing is real dirty,
Yes, it has a key
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This thing has 3 batteries, two under the hood and one under the pass door next to the frame. Has a lift kit also.
Yes, it has a key
.This thing has 3 batteries, two under the hood and one under the pass door next to the frame. Has a lift kit also.
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The two batteries on the passenger side are for the 12v system. They are wired parallel. The driver side battery is for the 24v system. Wired in series with the other engine battery.
Also the alternator in the middle(passenger) of the engine is 24v.
Starter is also 24v.
Also the alternator in the middle(passenger) of the engine is 24v.
Starter is also 24v.
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Looks like someone left the hood up...................................for a year. Like Joe said, looks a little rough around the edges but overall, it's a boss looking truck.
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I see the key.
I see Air Conditioning!
Someone had trouble with the Driver window - looks like it could be a power window?
At least they left the door inside cover on the back seat.
Looks like it might not take too much to get the engine running.
I see Air Conditioning!
Someone had trouble with the Driver window - looks like it could be a power window?
At least they left the door inside cover on the back seat.
Looks like it might not take too much to get the engine running.
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I'm south of Jacksonville, FL now. Stopping at flying-j to get fuel and take a break. 273 miles to go. I might drive a little more and stop for the night.
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They sell the whole thing - bracket, pulleys with cables installed for a very reasonable price.No power windowsGood - less chit to break. Electricals on them are a .... when they get old.
The newer GM vehicles use cable system to raise and lower the windows. The plastic connectors on the cables break and cause headaches.
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I installed two new batteries and turn the key to on....looks good so far.
Turn the key to start....it started right up and I shut it right off because it was drained of fluids.
So, it is looking good right now.
Turn the key to start....it started right up and I shut it right off because it was drained of fluids.
So, it is looking good right now.
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That is some great news Phil. Do you have it at the house or the farm? Fluids, fuel tank and bingo. Looks like a diamond in the rough!
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It's up in the storage barn. I'll be Patrick AFB all next week. Won't be able to work on any of my toys. GA rally is right around the corner. A lot to get done before the road trip starts.
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I saw one on e*ay and made an offer. Great price.
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I just submitted my request for the SF97 with GL today.
I stopped at the storage barn on the way back from Patrick AFB to see if I could get the truck started. One of the new batteries that I installed last week was completely dead. Looks like you have to switch the batteries off so they don't go dead.
I charged the two batteries that came with the truck (they looked new) and they both are now fully charged and passed the load test.
I stopped at the storage barn on the way back from Patrick AFB to see if I could get the truck started. One of the new batteries that I installed last week was completely dead. Looks like you have to switch the batteries off so they don't go dead.
I charged the two batteries that came with the truck (they looked new) and they both are now fully charged and passed the load test.
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GL sent me an email today. They requested $580.80 for Florida sales tax before they can send me the title. I wire them the money this afternoon. Now the wait begins.
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Got some parts in the mail today.
Three new Allison transmission filters, part number 29539579 and the magnet that is on top of the filter that is always missing. Part number 29535617
Three new Allison transmission filters, part number 29539579 and the magnet that is on top of the filter that is always missing. Part number 29535617
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Will the LSSV be on the gooseneck headed to GA?
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make sure it is a name brand such as Help- Motormite or Dorman as some of the China made stuff is pure junk and you don't want to do something twice........
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Small chance it will be ready by then. I don't have enough time off with work and helping my son at the gun shows. I still have a lot to do on the CUCV-II to get it ready for the trip to GA.