Thread: 400 Hp Micro Truck Project
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10-20-2015 05:04 PM #31
Finished up the flex plate for the electric reverse
Made this alignment bushing to keep everything centered
Ready to install
Finally caved and put together a Facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/benmodified
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10-20-2015 07:15 PM #32
Tool Bit in the lathe just LOVED doing that O.D.!! ROFLMAO!
facebook?? what's that?
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10-21-2015 04:31 PM #33
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10-26-2015 05:21 PM #34
Progress
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10-26-2015 06:25 PM #35
Very cool tire burner!" "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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10-29-2015 03:48 PM #36
Electric Reverse is done!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhTPazm9AI4
http://www.BenModified.com
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11-02-2015 03:48 PM #37
Crate motor start up!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZO8PpCu-a9k
Pre-installed thermostat never opened. Shut it down when it reached 240. Swapped it for a Milodon, runs 180-190 unless I shut it down and restart repeatedly, then it gets up to 210. My local parts store will have 2 ford van heater cores for me in the morning. I am going to mount them under the bed for a little extra cooling
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11-02-2015 05:13 PM #38
Sounds great I like the trick exhaust setup" "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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11-04-2015 10:34 PM #39
Great work man! Glad to see your out of the box experiments.
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11-05-2015 06:17 AM #40
Really enjoy your innovative approach to things, and the well engineered solutions you come up with.Roger
Enjoy the little things in life, and you may look back one day and realize that they were really the BIG things.
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11-06-2015 08:00 PM #41
Thanks so much!
Here is a short clip of the truck using the electric reverse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZal-VwuBn8
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11-06-2015 08:09 PM #42
I have a 91 Chevy Silverado and I just put a crate 350 in it a month ago I drove it for 2 days open headers and decided to put mufflers back on it and after I put them on I have no spark at the plugs I have changed ever part in the distributor the pick up the coil,module,rotor button,cap,coil,and the resistor its a hei distributor the only thing I unhooked was the trans lines only thing I could think is the line could of been grounding the motor to frame and letting it fire no their not any advice on what could of went wrong and yes I have ran a wire from battary to coil still no fire
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11-06-2015 08:17 PM #43
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11-07-2015 12:21 PM #44
Robert, while it is possible that the trans lines were the only thing completing a ground, I suspect that you unknowingly disconnected a ground strap or wire. Here's what I would do, the same thing I have done on most new rides that I have purchased.....
Purchase 2 new ground straps from your local auto parts store....
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You want to use one of the straps to connect the body to the frame and the other to connect the frame to the motor.
I have always ground down to bare metal with a 4" hand grinder. Drill a pilot hole in the firewall and one on an engine bracket and use self-tapping sheet metal screws for one strap, then drill the frame or frame member to connect the other strap to either the motor or the body. Now you will have the frame grounded to the motor and the body, the motor grounded to the frame and the body and the body grounded to the motor and the frame. There are many different lengths of straps, so measure where you will run your straps before you go to buy them.
My apologies to Ben for hijacking his thread.
.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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11-07-2015 04:47 PM #45
Welcome robertambrose20, and congrats on your first post!
Unfortunately, you have posted into someone else's thread and your question may not get the attention it deserves. While your problem could be a ground issue, I suspect a burned wire or a tach failure causing your greif. Try disconnecting the tach wire and see if it fires.
And, may I suggest you start a new thread for your question, it will get a lot more attention...
Thank you Roger. .
Another little bird