Can I Get This F-100 Back On The Road After Sitting For YEARS? (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- In todays video, I continue wrenching on my 1969 Ford F-100 that I previously got running and attempt to take it on its first drive after sitting for years.
You young man are doing a great job love the videos your starting to put out some helping advice for you get a volt meter to test your charging systems change fuel filter on fuel pump and put an inline fuel filter up by carb as well get more familiar with what your doing a great job at you've got a bright future as a young mechanic at your age which is rare these days I love these old ford trucks have a bunch myself I've collected and revived and use all the time be patient and keep up the great work on your trucks
Love to see a fellow young person who is also interested in cars just like me I really enjoy doing revivals on old cars and a few tips and tricks I’ve learned along the way is one you definitely need to give the starter more breaks to cool down because constantly using it will heat it up and burn it out also I don’t like using those electric fuel pumps especially if I can get the old mechanical one working the engine is most likely not locking up but rather the starter dying I like your bottle for filling the fuel bowl but I found online that you can get these bottles that have like a straw in them that sticks out that I use to fill up with fuel they have a good nozzle on them that’s good for filling up carburetor bowls also good for lubricating old fuel pumps to get them back to life
Love the videos though man
Love it. I have a 72. My new favorite truck.
you are right the fe 360 are thirsty ass boat anchors. the 390 actually gets better mileage and makes more power. they are both really reliable but you gotta remember that old cars with points and carbs need yearly maintenance to keep them on the road. its not hard to do but most ppl don't know their asshole from the drain plug anymore. I'm suprised that people don't pay someone to scrub their asses for them these days!
You’re definitely right about that, mechanical skills are a dying breed for sure.