The alternator quit working on my ’83 Chevy K20 6.2L diesel truck, so instead of buying a rebuilt one, I decided to try and fix it myself. Because it was nea…
The alternator quit working on my ’83 Chevy K20 6.2L diesel truck, so instead of buying a rebuilt one, I decided to try and fix it myself. Because it was nea…
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I learn by doing it. Some things I learn by watching others. Thanks!
cool vid I have seen quite a few of your vids and your doing a lot of fun projects where did you learn to do all this stuff? I you don’t mind me asking.
Huh?
Oopps where that lil ,,,,,,, go?
Thanks man
Thanks, yeah they’re tough trucks
Thanks buddy
Great Video! I have an 04 Yukon and when I have checked it it will go up to 14.2 volts while charging right after starting it up them drop down into the 13’s after it has been running for a while. 14 volts is not uncommon, 15 or more is when you have to watch out. Love the videos looking forward to the next one.
Great job love those old k20 6.2s mean trucks
Nice job.
Thanks! That’s true, whenever I throw something away I always end up needing it later.
Great job Jay, it pay to have a lot of used parts laying around I’m like you I keep a lot of old stuff laying around you never know when it comes in handy.
It’s always something LOL
Its either one thing or another…