01 Roll Over Special
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Do a burnout and see if both tires spin. As for the service manuals they have to go over everything. Not to mention all the torque settings, theory or operation and everything else you can think of. One thing that angers me is they have to spread the electrical diagrams all over the place. You need to look something up and it's on 5 different pages.
Showing a circuit from start to finish on one or two pages would be much better.
Showing a circuit from start to finish on one or two pages would be much better.
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Door is from a standard cab.
So I bought another 2001 ORE. 218,000 miles from Florida. Now to decide the best way to fix them. I'd like to save them both. The other one has 85, 000 on it.
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Yes, it is. There are dings all over ,but at least it isn't rusty. They tore the gears out of the front axle for some reason. They put them in a plastic box in the bed so the gears and axle shafts are ruined. Why not put them on the floor in the back of the cab? It needs a fuel pump. The paint has a lot of wear around the doors. I'm really excited about having it.
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Yes, it is. There are dings all over ,but at least it isn't rusty. They tore the gears out of the front axle for some reason. They put them in a plastic box in the bed so the gears and axle shafts are ruined. Why not put them on the floor in the back of the cab? It needs a fuel pump. The paint has a lot of wear around the doors. I'm really excited about having it.
That's one I would LOVE to put back on the road.
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